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The document is an Accident Waiver and Release of Liability Form for participants of Rival Axe Throwing events. It outlines the risks associated with participation, including potential injury or death, and requires participants to acknowledge their physical fitness and understanding of the risks. By signing, participants waive liability against the organizers and agree not to sue for any claims arising from their involvement in the activity. The form also includes provisions for medical treatment consent and use of participant likeness in promotional materials.

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Begin by entering your full name in the 'Participant Name' field. This identifies you as the individual participating in the activity.
Next, input the date of signing in the designated 'Date' field. This is important for record-keeping purposes.
Sign your name in the 'Participant’s Signature' section to acknowledge that you understand and agree to the terms outlined in the waiver.
If you are a parent or legal guardian signing for a minor, complete the section below by printing your name and providing your signature along with the date.
Lastly, ensure a witness signs and dates the form to validate it. This step is crucial for legal compliance.

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Can anyone do axe throwing?

Ages 10 and up are allowed to join in on the fun of throwing axes! Axe throwers under 18 years old still need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian, which isnt so bad considering axe throwing is the perfect family outing.

What insurance do you need for axe throwing?

It depends on the type of cover. In general, Employers Liability will be required if you employ members of staff, have volunteers, some types of contractors or helpers. however there are other suitable covers which are not legally required which we can advice and assist on - such as equipment or Public Liability.

What do you need to go axe throwing?

In addition to a sharp axe youll need an axe throwing target. The WATL has resources on how to build your own target. Their axe throwing starter kit includes the markers and stencil youll need to draw your target lines. Traditionally, targets are made of five vertical 2x10 wooden planks arranged next to each other.

Do you need a license for axe throwing?

*** ALWAYS follow legal and regulatory requirements: depending on the location and local laws, there may be specific permits, licenses, and regulations that need to be followed to operate an axe-throwing facility. Failure to comply with these requirements can result in fines and legal consequences.

What are the rules for ax throwing?

Throwing: Axes from each player should be thrown at the same time. Axes are to be retrieved only when both axes have hit the target or the floor. Axes shall never be thrown when a person is in front of the 12ft marker. No trick throwing is allowed on mobile units. The only two throws allowed: Single hand overhead.

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What are the rules for throwing an axe?

Basic Safety Throw together. Retrieve together. No exceptions. One hatchet per target. Axes shall never be thrown when a person or live object is beyond the 12ft fault line. No aggressive or destructive throwing. Double hatchet throwing is not permitted.

Is 1 hour of axe throwing enough?

Is one hour of axe throwing enough? One hour of axe throwing can provide a satisfying experience for many participants, allowing enough time to practice throwing techniques, play games, and engage in friendly competition. However, the duration can vary based on personal preference and the size of your group.

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