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Hello, My name is Scott Gracia. I have been throwing knives and hawks for about 6 yrs and recently gave my first "workshop" on how to throw knives and 'hawks to my friends scout group. His 10yr old son has been a scout for a few years and he has been a "den leader" for about the same amount of time. Anyway, they loved it! I did a few demonstration throws and went over the basics about safety, how to hold the "throwers", release and follow through and then I let everyone come up one at a time and try it. There were 10 boys total and three parents. They all tried throwing the knives and they did great! Its a little intimidating at first, but once they a stuck one knife... you could see the spark in their eyes as their confidence grew. As long as a few safety guidelines are followed, the sport of recreational knife and tomahawk throwing is just as safe as archery. Professional throwing knives are not sharp at all, they just have a point on them. Its also a great way to spend time with your kids. Its exciting and new which is just what you need for a great hobby. Well, thats about it... I just wanted to spread the word a bit about this new sport/hobby and hopefully give a few people some ideas of fun things to do with their troop! If I can be of any help at all please feel free to email me anytime! I'm more than happy to help Best Regards Scott Gracia 101 FREE KNIFE THROWING TIPS www.throwzini.com

Hello, My name is Scott Gracia. I have been throwing knives and hawks for about 6 yrs and recently gave my first "workshop" on how to throw knives and 'hawks to my friends scout group. His 10yr old son has been a scout for a few years and he has been a "den leader" for about the same amount of time. Anyway, they loved it! I did a few demonstration throws and went over the basics about safety, how to hold the "throwers", release and follow through and then I let everyone come up one at a time and try it. There were 10 boys total and three parents. They all tried throwing the knives and they did great! Its a little intimidating at first, but once they a stuck one knife... you could see the spark in their eyes as their confidence grew. As long as a few safety guidelines are followed, the sport of recreational knife and tomahawk throwing is just as safe as archery. Professional throwing knives are not sharp at all, they just have a point on them. Its also a great way to spend time with your kids. Its exciting and new which is just what you need for a great hobby. Well, thats about it... I just wanted to spread the word a bit about this new sport/hobby and hopefully give a few people some ideas of fun things to do with their troop! If I can be of any help at all please feel free to email me anytime! I'm more than happy to help Best Regards Scott Gracia 101 FREE KNIFE THROWING TIPS