Knife Throwing VS Axe Throwing: Which Is Easier?

Knife Throwing or Axe Throwing - Which one you think its Easier to Learn? Let me know in the comments! Enjoy
Video Filmed and Edited by: Adam Celadin 5 Times World Champion Knife Thrower

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[AdamCeladin]

Knife Throwing or Axe Throwing - Which one is Easier to Learn?

[brenneisen-baumpflege]

Axe is easier. But you taught me knife throwing. And I m very grateful for that. Thank you bro. 🙏🏻

[breaking_bear]

Axe throwing is super easy to learn! Much easier than knife throwing.

[Alien-kp]

Axe throwing is easy to learn but not as rewarding. Knife throwing is harder to learn but way more rewarding.

[justinashley]

axe throwing is like using a cheat code for knife throwing lol

[jackpurdee]

Axes were easier for me, but I like knives better! 😊❤

[SyckestBlah]

I started by learning axe throwing, and my venue can't allow knife throwing for safety reasons (the fences' mesh is too loose, so knives could slip through on a bad throw and endanger neighbouring lanes' throwers), although on very quiet days, when one can have a lane with no throwers on adjacent lanes, they just us throw whatever. On days like these I learned knife throwing, and with the knowledge I had from axes, it was basically the same, but more precise. So I'd say, both are equally hard/easy to learn, but knives require more practice to be as reliable.
But I feel like axes allow for more cool looking trickshots.

[adventuresofsteveandjz]

Axe throwing is easier from a set distances where knife throwing from multiple different distances is a lot more difficult

[db-xpzw]

I've tried knife throwing for years with little to no luck. Got into hatchet throwing and got it down in no time...

[goatshenanigans]

Axes are far easier to learn since there are more points of contact usually. Knives are a lot cooler though

[MarioŠegović-kq]

I have a problem, my knife never hits the wood

[macknewman]

Axe was easy. Knife throwing consistency has always eluded me.

[pollywogapocalypse]

I think knife throwing is the harder variation. Axe throwing might be a little safer and is usually easier to set up safety measures.

[UncleDeanmachinist]

Hmmm I think axes seem to have a more consistent spin it is hard to say 🤔 🪓 👌👊🏼🇬🇧

[FriedEggs]

For me personally knife throwing is easier and more accurate.

[jeffreydrama]

Axe was easier for me because I started with ballpeen hammers and screwdrivers. Plus I feel like axe impact with disrupt an opponent more than a knife

[ARAW-__-]

Axe throwing is easier ! And I love throwing axes 😅

[hathegkla]

Axe, because most people don't start out with the right knife (too light). its hard to find an axe that's too light to stick.

[mikemontague]

I think knife throwing but I haven’t had much experience axe throwing So I really can’t say for sure. ✌🏼 my friend from the USA.

[jackreacher]

It depends on what you got, but if you learn knife throwing other stuff like cutlery, needles and nails would be easy to throw