Local San Diegan Uses Axes To Chop Something New Up This Christmas

Axe Thro Co​ has previewed their brand new state-of-the-art axe throwing company in San Diego located at 4428 Convoy Street #310 San Diego, CA 92111​. J​ust in time to relieve some holiday stress, the company has opened in time for Christmas. ​Axe throwing is a sport in which the competitor throws an axe at a target, attempting to hit the bulls eye as close as possible.

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Jimmy Rose, Founder and General Manager of Axe Thro Co, combined his entrepreneurial expertise with his desire to help people to create Axe Thro Co. He initially started the company because he fell in love with the sport and needed to bring axe throwing to San Diego in the Central Kearny Mesa area.

Rose wanted to create a safe place for people to come, enjoy themselves, learn new things and develop newrelationships while throwing axes. Prior to Axe Thro Co, Rose devoted himself to a variety of enterprises.Most notably, he spent 20 years serving as the 4th generation in his family’s Philadelphia Based anauto-repair business.

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Hours of Operation​:

Monday-​ Closed

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday​: 6pm-10pm

Friday​: 6pm-11pm

Saturday​: 5pm-11pm

Sunday-​ 4pm-9pm

Pricing​:

$25 per person for a walk-in tournament

$40 per person for a private 2-2.5 hour event, 6 person minimum

$120 for and 8 week league season, 7 weeks of regular play for a total of 28 matches and the 8th week ofplayoffs with the top 16 players competing for the championship.

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About Axe Thro Co:

​​San Diego’s newest Axe Throwing Facility located in Central Kearny Mesa at Convoy & Balboa. Walk In Axe Throwing and booked private events hosted by helpful and fun Axe Coaches that teach you how to throw safely and step up your Axe Game. Follow Axe Thro Co on Facebook​ and ​Instagram​.

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