Learn to Throw Axes Quickly: Beginners Tutorial

Axe Throwing Tutorial for Beginners
By Dustin Farnum
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[@GavinLeFever]

Step 1: Throw axe. Step 2: See Step 1.

[@gustafsone]

Step 3: I'm a lumberjack and I'm OK. I sleep all night and I work all day.

[@dustinf11]

Pretty much 😂 (I'm the guy in the video)

[@kjoliver4125]

This is great. Now I'll be ready next time my neighbor mows over the line again.

[@chris2crazzy]

😂😂😂

[@gregflores8959]

K O Sounds like you need help with your dental work... 🖕🏾

[@northerniltree]

I've got some great target logs for sale. You should see what I saw.

[@thisherewalnut8139]

Lol I get it hah!

[@MrZombieTurds]

I guess you could say the made the cut?

[@jerryhenning9810]

Pfft, thanks man. That's was easy. You are a great teacher. No bs just the facts. I hope there will be a lot more of this.

[@MentorRick]

You could tell Dan instantly felt like a badass when he landed that hawk

[@HikeordieTV]

Simple, clear, informative. Thanks heaps mate.

[@toxicbangbang]

Thank you for the tutorial. I am going ax throwing for the first time today and I think this is going to help me out tremendously.

[@ServantOfOdin]

it did. Medieval reenactor, we have an axe-throwing stand for the people and it really helps driving the point home when you can talk to them and just spin around, throw the axe and turn as it its the mark spot on. Thanks.

[@parkouryan8204]

Basically just throw it, if it doesn’t hit the target? Throw it again! Love the video btw

[@davidoberlin4186]

No.. not really

[@napper8960]

Big Dan, slowly turning into a Pro. Great work Lad.

[@pdoell]

Thanks planning to throw some axes soon with friends and hoping to not look completely hopeless at it. Think your tips will be a big help.

[@KirstieD]

Thanks for the video! I'm going axe throwing tonight and this was a perfect introduction to it

[@samb653]

Best online tutorial. This guy is king

[@davidgarcia6296]

Great walk through on distance. Moving back and forth a few inches off 15 ft is easier then trying to stand in same place and keep trying to fix the throw. You advice worked for me and my son👍🏼

[@PurpleCollarLife]

Great instruction. We're going to throw axes tonight for the first time ever - I wanted to watch some tutorials to be better than my wife. :)

[@TheLooterArmy]

Great Vid. You talk quick and keep it simple. Very helpful, thanks!

[@tangobayus]

Very straight forward. Great tip on adjusting distance.

[@robertharper2550]

Going axe throwing tonight, first time. Thank you for the tips !

[@WeaponCollector]

Great advice, i did some of my first axe throwing today using this tutorial, worked great, cheers.

[@masterofnone1481]

Thank you for actually throwing it 🙌🙌

[@SmallSpoonBrigade]

I booked time at the local axe range tonight. Really looking forward to what appears to be a really interesting sport.

[@christopherchapin4909]

That was a great lesson, it definitely will help with my technique

[@Alexcision]

I love this..want to learn it! Going to start on my next paycheck Fri. Cuz only so many bullets for a gun; axe doesnt run out,get tired or need cleaning lol Ty for vid!

[@ironhorse3497]

Well, an axe COULD run out - what if it was stuck in somebody's arm instead of their forehead? I bet it would run out pretty quick... And if it did run out and you chased it down, you'd probably want to clean it too. And although the axe may not be tired, you likely would be, in that scenario.. I hate to punch holes (pardon the pun) in your comment, but I'm reasonably certain that I've debunked at least 2-1/2 of your axe advantages.. Not a sermon, just a thought... P.S. - Just being a smart a$$ :)

[@sincethefl00d]

I learned! Can’t wait to put it to the test!

[@jadenross3994]

Saw the intro. Instantly subscribed.

[@kengar3942]

starting a new job at kickaxe. This helped a lot! Thanks! :-)

[@ivancrowley9174]

Ya I just got two axes looking forwards to trying them.out

[@l3vyy95]

Picked up a couple of good tips thanks bro

[@JeffreyADavis-vy5qy]

Good video for basic throwing.

[@mikeclarke4523]

best one yet, thanks

[@greygremlin1248]

I gotta try this. This looks like fun

[@nattyrey7976]

Nice! I'm getting together with friends next week to try axe throwing for the first time. Hopefully this will give me a little leg up on the competition, lol :)

[@SVWetHorizon]

Thanks for a quick easy tutorial

[@jameshall2195]

I'm actually off to an axe throwing party so this has helped no end.

[@jasonappler]

Bryan's place?

[@ibrahimethembatan1943]

3:15 and 3:16 :D I'm dying...

[@MrZombieTurds]

It's edited. Just like your comment👈

[@Carlos-iz2ql]

Best vid on this yet thnx

[@jimgroner4488]

Thanks for the video. I think I finally found my new hobby. I have a few questions; what type & brand of throwing axe do you recommend for a rookie starting out? Please advise & Thanks in advance.

[@BrandonDewater888]

Ginger Beard Power! Seriously!Thanks this tutorial really helped my throw!

[@CyberSamurai84]

Like video. What brand tomahawks are these? Cold steel?

[@paulriley]

great advice! all about finding your distance! thanks

[@fchrisb804]

Thanks a lot for this. I'm doing this with my 9 year old son and it's so much fun. We tend to take our axes on hikes and find dead trees to throw at on the trail. Is there any suggestions with dead wood standing trunks?

[@AdamCeladin]

good job :)

[@mateopavolini]

i love to find you in every video about this stuff, you re inspiring man

[@colby6131]

Simple, to the point. Thank you.

[@xeinem2345]

3 Sigurd fans disliked this video

[@delicieuxsaucisson3886]

Meinex I understood that reference

[@abranrangel7102]

So this is where ivar learned. Lol

[@HaggisDruid]

lmaoooo

[@theeducator6342]

BOY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@gkm65]

Love the bloopers at the end!

[@Cynocehali]

Good tips!! Now to get myself breakfast!

[@Iammrbt2]

So I paused this at the 53 second mark to give you a like simply for the statement "this is how I show people if it works for you great and if not, there's something out there that will." True for many things and I can already tell I'm going to like the rest of it.

[@Iammrbt2]

After finishing it my only two cents is that your really valuable feedback to the guy helping you film maybe should have been more of a point to the viewers (me) of tips and tricks of the release and timing/grip of the axe. But I heard it so it's not like you didn't include the information I just wonder if you would have said it if the guy hit the mark the first time :)

[@jaimegutier273]

Wonderful video! Subscribed.

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodfi9904]

This helped out a lot thanks!!!

[@someone-wx8by]

Okay, if you get used to your tomahawk and always throw at the same target from the same distance, maybe you can learn the technique quickly. But if you have to throw at instinctively judged different distances, it becomes difficult. Could you give some tips on this? Would be great. Many greetings from Germany.

[@tanchengyan]

thank you. excellent and educational video.

[@turyb.goodiii7356]

Thanks Man, great teacher!

[@stefamondo]

quick and effective, great job!

[@richardbalogh6452]

Nice job plain and simple love it thank you very much I've heard that distance is the key and you just showed me again that that's still the key loose your grip let it slide out thank you again

[@billbriscoe9414]

Maybe I have thrown Ax way longer then you but its not so much throwing at a certain distance as it is knowing "Instinctively" the rotation of your throw as to how it will hit the target. You can throw to get more of a spin or less depending on the distance. Closer, you want the Ax to rotate around faster. Farther you want it to rotate slower. Farther out, you have to have two rotations. For the beginner I can understand this tutorial I guess but it was easier for me to understand the rotation of the Ax vs moving up 6 inches from 15 feet when the top of the Ax hits first. I just adjusted my throw. And you are right. Throwing an Ax is a blast. Especially a Full Ax! That is when you really get good as its not as easy as the short Hatchets.

[@1959jimbob]

I have been trying to learn to throw hawks for years. Sadly it has taken an 800 mile move and a new internet provider so that I could get a good teacher. That being said, here is a huge thank you. I can't wait now to get a good target to hurl my hawks.

[@OmniMik3]

Hey buddy, and great vid, what are the axe lengths you are using here...I keep seeing NATF guys using 15 in but yours seem longer, thanks!

[@bubblegum2996]

Damn. Camera man Dan. Nice throw!

[@luiferreira4253]

What kind of axes are those? They look great! Thanks for the tutorial

[@vonwillful]

Nice! Dan's a killer.

[@akhtarislam7717]

Nice one bro

[@barneykujawski1928]

Good tutorial. Thanks!

[@montymangum3214]

Very helpful. Thanks

[@michaelsborg1410]

Good video.. greetings from denmark

[@--emt]

I learned with a 10-pound double-edged axe 20 feet away on the same size Target that's how I learned took a little bit

[@db4552]

Perfect tutorial

[@Jeff-BrokenJaw]

Thanks for the video. My brother bought me a small ax for the inevitable zombie apocalypse and I need to learn to throw it.

[@johnkas8530]

Any suggestion about the axe we can use?

[@Regularplay541]

Well That was easy' Hold my beer! I mean Hold my *Viking Mug Beer*

[@markadams7597]

Great vid! Ty.

[@jameymanhattan]

Lol, because the Vikings would tell you to move back if you were to close, so that they would get the right rotation!

[@priest148]

Step 1: Throw axe Step 2: Start charging Step 3: Hit the guy you threw the axe it

[@dougatkins7203]

Good video, thanks,

[@mrsvera174]

What type of tomahawks are you using?

[@marsg8046]

don’t mess with this guy!

[@angeloturo8437]

What type of axe should I buy off of Amazon

[@emmafrost23]

Solid video

[@aceontheline8718]

Very nice! What kind of axes were you throwing?

[@dustinf11]

American tomahawk Frontier ax and Norse Hawk. Cold steel Trench Hawk. I prefer the Norse Hawk above them all.

[@towolves2]

What about the "Robin Hood" thing where the second or third ax sticks in the handle of the previous ax? I don't enjoy trading handles out.

[@orcajesus6621]

Are there special axes for throwing or is it just any axe

[@poji4781]

this video helped me. thank you

[@indigovinyl2445]

Where’d you get that black axe?

[@thecrazyshtwedo6126]

Great vid

[@katemariano2324]

Thanks.

[@HiNinqi]

Perfect! thanks man!

[@FEARLESSME-JoPaddy-]

Nice!

[@eriklarson9137]

Skip to 1:52. Folks, please learn to edit. The best way to learn is be forced to watch your OWN videos from begining to end 10 times. Then maybe you will agree that about 80% of this should be cut.

[@adrianescamilla3573]

Well explainn.. Thankss Brothaa

[@BS-tw5yf]

Hahahahahahahahahahahaha I love how the video ended!

[@cheemborg1301]

Looks fun

[@Juicy.Raccoon]

I recently started but one thing I've noticed is that anytime I throw well anything like that I almost hit myself or my hand rather upon release any ideas?

[@matthewmayfield8095]

Where do you buy these?

[@Commander76]

Great video

[@BladeCammando]

great vid!

[@danielwarwick1039]

That was well done All business little talk . PS It would be great if All the other Would get the hent lol 🤣🤠🤣

[@jbgant8513]

Nice.

[@braydenstamps8511]

I like how u showed all the fails hahahahah

[@robinvos3221]

How long is the axe you use? (the tomahawk black one)

[@alexg2083]

Thanks bro.

[@ibperry7656]

Works for me.

[@safachaouk3076]

So cool