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Calgary couple find their 'Zen'
Calgary couple find their 'Zen' through axe throwing
Kendra and Nick Kolomyja first started throwing axes at a friend's birthday party and liked it so much they signed up for a league. They have both qualified, for the sixth time, to compete at the world championships.
Couple finds ‘Zen’ through axe throwing, chasing a world title
Live Edge Axe Throwing, which the couple opened in November, offers instruction to beginners as well as a spot for more advanced throwers whocompete in weekly leagues with the goal of making it to the worlds. There are two large targets painted on plywood in each of the five lanes, separated by chain-link fence.
Calgary couple turn axe throwing hobby into business
A welder and an archeologist have teamed up to create an axe and knife throwing venue in Calgary. Nick and Kendra Kolomyja opened Live Edge Axe Throwing last year. (Sept. 22, 2024)
Calgary couple find their 'Zen' through axe throwing, compete in world championships
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Calgary couple who found 'Zen' axe throwing will compete in world championships
Nick Kolomyja reckons axe throwing may have saved his life. After 30 years as a welder working long hours in heavy construction, he opened an axe and knife-throwing venue in Calgary with his wife last year.
'It's the new bowling': Calgary couple find their 'Zen' through axe throwing, compete in world championships
Live Edge Axe Throwing, which the couple opened in November, offers instruction to beginners as well as a spot for more advanced throwers who compete in weekly leagues with the goal of making it to the worlds. There are two large targets painted on plywood in each of the five lanes, separated by chain-link fence.
Calgary couple qualify to compete in axe throwing world championships
Calgarians Nick and Kendra Kolomyja have both qualified to compete at the world championships next year it’s in Appleton, Wis. The husband and wife team, who run an axe and knife throwing business in Calgary, lean against a target on Sept. 16. Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press
Newsroom Ready: Calgary couple turn axe throwing hobby into business
A welder and an archeologist have teamed up to create an axe and knife throwing venue in Calgary. Nick and Kendra Kolomyja opened Live Edge Axe Throwing last year. (Sept. 22, 2024)
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