Bosses encourage quarrelling staff to bury the hatchet with axe-throwing ...
Bosses encourage quarrelling staff to bury the hatchet with axe-throwing contests for team-building jaunts Event organisers claim axe-throwing’s popularity surge may be teambuilding Participants learn to safely throw 8in-long hatchets in as little as 15 minutes Wooden targets sit three yards away and success depends on throw technique
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Bosses are encouraging executives to bury the hatchet over office gripes by organising axe-throwing contests for team-building jaunts.
Traditional corporate away-day activities such as building rafts and climbing walls are giving way to a pursuit started by lumberjacks in the Canadian wilderness.
Event organisers claim that axe-throwing’s surge in popularity – one venue has seen demand quadruple in the past year – may be due to executives wanting to release the pent-up frustrations that festered during the lockdowns.
Participants learn to safely throw 8in-long hatchets, called angel axes, in as
