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There’s something rewarding about building your own axe throwing lanes—especially if you’re hands-on, budget-conscious, or designing a space that fits your exact vision. But whether you're planning a couple of lanes for a bar or setting up a full-scale venue, there are important guidelines that can make or break your project.

Axe throwing has carved out its place as one of America’s fastest-growing entertainment trends. Once associated with rugged outdoor competitions, it’s now a polished, exciting, and accessible activity popping up in bars, arcades, family entertainment centers (FECs), and even corporate events. And behind its rapid rise is a deeper truth: people are craving experiences that feel active, social, and memorable. So what makes axe throwing such a powerful attraction—and why are forward-thinking venue owners jumping in?

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our latest game, Block Rush, now avilable cross all Champ Throw Interactive systems! 🎯🔥 Get ready for an all-new axe throwing experience where precision meets pure chaos — and every throw has the power to change the battlefield.

Looking for a Team-Building Experience That Actually Works? Forget awkward icebreakers and tired trust falls. Today’s companies want active, energizing, and unforgettable experiences that bring teams together and create real connections.

One of the most common questions we hear from venue owners interested in incorporating digital projection targets into their axe throwing setup is whether the area needs to be dark for these systems to work effectively. The short answer is—no, it doesn't have to be completely dark.

When we first stepped into an axe throwing venue back in 2016, the vibe was raw. Just wood boards, duct-taped lines on the floor, and that satisfying thunk when a blade buried deep. For many, that was enough—a primal rush, a test of focus.