Axe Throwing

Sessions take place on a purpose-designed throwing range with strict safety protocols governing every aspect of the experience. Full technique instruction covers grip, stance, rotation, and release mechanics, and participants track their own improvement throughout — progress is measurable, visible, and motivating. Scoring and competition formats can be introduced for team events, and the combination of physical release, precision, and visible improvement creates a deeply satisfying experience that participants actively want to repeat. A growing competitive sport scene in the UK means participants leave with a genuinely transferable skill.

Axe throwing is part sport, part instinct — and a guaranteed highlight of any visit. The target sport structure — equipment, rules and the pursuit of accuracy — qualifies Girlguiding members for the Sport Adventure Badge. DofE participants can explore it as a Physical section or Skills section activity with regular practice and documented progress. For schools, the activity delivers KS2–KS4 PE content around physical challenge, precision sport and outdoor activities. It's also outstanding for personal development: the patience required to develop technique, the self-regulation to focus under peer pressure, and the satisfaction of genuine measurable improvement — these are the outcomes that make axe throwing far more than a fun gimmick.

Beaudesert operates axe throwing in accordance with published safety standards, and all instructors are trained in throwing range safety and supervision.

Axe Throwing is a session that groups request again and again. The combination of novelty, physical engagement, and the deeply satisfying moment of a perfectly-thrown axe hitting the bullseye creates an experience that people genuinely want to repeat. For older groups and adults, it is frequently the standout activity of the day.