Axed and answered
Miguel Tamburini, the top-ranked axe thrower in the world, hails from Venezuela but found his home in Post Falls. (Courtesy of Miguel Tamburini)
Miguel Tamburini had to find a new venue to practice is axe-throwing after Washington Gov. Jay Inslee implemented new restrictions that closed his Spokane shop, Jumping Jackalope. The Venezuelan will manage Hank's Hatchets in Coeur d'Alene while preparing for the world championships in Atlanta in December.
Miguel Tamburini said his 1,000 throws a day is one of the reasons behind his ascension to the status of top-ranked axe thrower in the world. The Post Falls resident will participate in the sport's world championships in December. (Courtesy of Miguel Tamburini)
Ask champions how they become champions, and you’ll get a blend of responses that ultimately lead to some variation on the importance of practice. ...
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