Throvv

Stay sharp and throw true my friends! Throvv is with the Throw Pros at Yukon Axe !

Please check out my table this weekend, your support is always greatly appreciated.

It is an honor to be counted among the talented musicians and artists that Pabst Blue Ribbon / supports within communities!

Thank you to 608 Axe Throwing-Baraboo / for sponsoring my new Sony Grandmaster 70 - 200mm II lens!

Stay sharp and throw true my friends! Throvv is with the Throw Pros at Yukon Axe !

Please check out my table this weekend, your support is always greatly appreciated.

It is an honor to be counted among the talented musicians and artists that Pabst Blue Ribbon / within communities!

Thank you to 608 Axe Throwing-Baraboo / for sponsoring my new Sony Grandmaster 70 - 200mm II lens!

Stay sharp and throw true my friends! Throvv is with the Pros at Yukon Axe !

Please check out my table this weekend, your support is always greatly appreciated.

It is an honor to be counted among the talented musicians and artists that Pabst Blue Ribbon / supports within communities!

Thank you to 608 Axe Throwing-Baraboo / for sponsoring my new Sony Grandmaster 70 - 200mm II lens!

Stay sharp and throw true my friends! Throvv is with the Throw Pros sat Yukon Axe !

Please check out my table this weekend, your support is always greatly appreciated.

It is an honor to be counted among the talented musicians and artists that Pabst Blue Ribbon / supports within communities!

Thank you to 608 Axe Throwing-Baraboo / for sponsoring my new Sony Grandmaster 70 - 200mm II lens!

Stay sharp and throw true my friends!

It is an honor to be counted among the talented musicians and artists that Pabst Blue Ribbon / supports within communities!

Thank you to 608 Axe Throwing-Baraboo / for sponsoring my new Sony Grandmaster 70 - 200mm II lens!

Thank you to those that traveled far or near to compete this weekend.

Axe throwing is in a weird place.

Soon it will be the 27th of June. 4 years ago on that day I quit my job instructing axe throwing and in a few short weeks I put Throvv down on paper. By October 10th of that year I made Throvv public.

It is the same day as my brother's birthday so I would be able to remember it.

I planned to make as deep a cut as possible because I understood that eventually people will look backwards in time to better days in this sport rather than ahead.

That year I also understood that I would position myself to move forward with my vision for axe throwing when it became apparent that it was necessary.

Everything gets back to me. Including a regret for the time that had passed between a wrong to an understanding reached.

Today that person's regret is for one reason, but eventually that regret will change to other reasons as Throvv becomes what I designed it to be those weeks back in the Summer of 2020.

I have 1,200 miles before I am back in the PNW to put the final touches on my competition.

Stay sharp and throw true my friends.