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KICK AXE THROWING Like Darts... But More Kick Axe

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Ax Throwing and Beer, a Fun New Combo in Brooklyn

“Everyone always says, ‘What could possibly go wrong?’” said Ginger Flesher-Sonnier, 49, the owner of Kick Axe, a new bar where guests toss shiny silver axes at big wooden targets. This sporting club has 10 metal-caged ax ranges in which groups of up to 10 are assigned...

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Live Out Your 'Game of Thrones' Fantasies at This Ax-Throwing Bar in New York City

Have you watched Game of Thrones, Braveheart, or Vikings and wondered what it would be like to not only hold an ax, let alone throw one?

"Axpert" Erica Ferguson (right) offered some axe-throwing tips to reporter Raquel Lanieri. Credit:Stefano Giovannini

Now Brooklynites are throwing axes for fun

Forget shooting pool or playing darts. One Brooklyn bar offers a much more thrilling way to get your kicks — by throwing axes.

Ax throwing gains in popularity as pastime, sport

“People are like, ‘Sharp objects and beer? What a great idea that is.’ But truthfully, after you have a couple drinks you start to actually throw a little bit better,” said Alexander Stine, an “axepert” at Kick Axe. He honed his own skills growing up in Colorado throwing knives at carnivals and now trains newcomers on proper technique. “It’s about believing in your ability to do something you didn’t think you could do before.”

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Axe-Throwing Bars: Why Mixing Weapons And Beer Is Surprisingly Good Business

“There’s something really primal about it,” says Ginger Flesher-Sonnier, referring to the sensation of throwing an axe. “It’s hard to describe–it just feels good.”

“Throwing darts doesn’t feel as satisfying,” explains Flesher-Sonnier, who also serves as CEO.

You Can Drink And Throw Axes At This New York Bar

It's like darts — for the hardest of hardcore.

Video: Karen Gillan can't believe how good she got at throwing axes!

The video, which the Scottish actress shared on Instagram, was taken at Kick Axe Throwing bar in Brooklyn, NYC.

Julie Stewart Drinks featuring PFT Commenter at Kick Axe Throwing. We're gassin' beers and chuckin' axes on this episode.

Ax throwing in Brooklyn? AXually...you can!

“Is it dangerous?” I ask trainer James McClain, who is known as an Axepert. “No, not at all,” he tells me. Not if you pay attention to him and listen to instructions.

New York's first ax-throwing range opens in Brooklyn

"We're really glad Kick Axe is the first in New York and we're going to bring ax throwing to another level," Daniel Velasco, an "axpert" at Kick Axe, told WPIX-TV. "It helps everyone get off all their aggression of the week just by chucking axes at a board."

If you've ever wanted to throw an axe like a pro, 'Kick Axe Throwing' is the place to go. The Brooklyn-based throwing range lets guests participate in various axe-throwing games led by trained 'Axeperts'. The indoor range also offers a full bar so you can sit back and drink a cold one in between your axe-hurling.

Enjoy a Drink While Throwing an Ax in Brooklyn

GOWANUS, Brooklyn (WABC) -- Ax throwing in Brooklyn? You can imagine I was a little puzzled by the idea at first. Wait, I can go throw axes? Indoors? For fun? You bet! So what a perfect idea for this week's 'Field Trip,' as we headed to Gowanus to a place called "Kick Axe".

You can literally throw axes at the wall at a new Brooklyn bar

Thus far, every time I have pulled out a fully sharpened metal axe following my weekly dark and stormy at the neighborhood bar and hurled it toward the wall with wild abandon, both patrons and staff have reacted negatively. We've all been there. But fret not—the new Gowanus bar Kick Axe promises a space that encourages rather than shames the embedding of hatchets into walls with great force and fury.

‘Sweet Spot’ With Mike Sugerman: Axes & Alcohol In Brooklyn

GOWANUS, Brooklyn (WABC) -- Ax throwing in Brooklyn? You can imagine I was a little puzzled by the idea at first. Wait, I can go throw axes? Indoors? For fun? You bet! So what a perfect idea for this week's 'Field Trip,' as we headed to Gowanus to a place called "Kick Axe"...

Paul Mitchell's MVRK Barbershop Line debuts at Kick Axe Throwing Brooklyn in a full-venue buyout.

MVRCK Celebrates Its New Collection with the Swing of an Axe

Wednesday evening, John Paul Mitchell Systems celebrated its foray into the barber-sphere, MVRCK by Mitch, at an uncommon but appropriate event to introduce the new products. Held at Kick Axe Throwing in Brooklyn, NY, the gathering featured three MVRCK Barbers (Fern The Barber, Jason Reyes and Brandon Palmore), who helped create the line, as well as the chance for guests to try out their hand at axe-throwing—supervised by an Axe-pert, of course.

Axe Your Ex Party Hosted by 95.5 PLJ NY at Kick Axe Throwing

It’s Valentine’s Day... and we couldn’t think of a better way to get over your ex than throwing an axe at them! Thanks to Kick Axe Throwing for providing us a therapeutic yet safe way to throw axes at our exes!

Oh, This? Just a New Axe-Throwing Lodge in Gowanus

Just What 2017 Called For

And then, the skies opened up and the gods bestowed upon New Yorkers a 7,000-square-foot axe-throwing venue.

As if saying here, New Yorkers. We know you've had a hard year, New Yorkers.

Come throw a hatchet at a wooden bullseye with great force, then enjoy a crisp cider in a lumberjack-style lodge, New Yorkers.

New Axe-Throwing Bar in Brooklyn Lets You Throw as You Drink

The space features a bar with a fireplace (winter hangout perhaps?) as well as 10 ranges with 20 targets. If you get bored between throws, Kick Axe also provides boardgames for guests to use.

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Created with images by Brigitte Tohm - "Stacked firewood" • Sven Scheuermeier - "Log pile in close-up"

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