Throvv

05/26/2026

May in the PNW with Magpie and my mom. A Steller's Jay being its curious self. My mom the bird whisperer trying to spook a swallow into flight for a photo. Fiddle Head in the Red Woods. Clyde sharing a fish tale with Bonnie.

This June, Golden Eagles and Moab with Magpie!

05/21/2026

AI augmented axe throwing images have entered the chat.

04/26/2026

Stay sharp and throw true my friends. Throvv is in the PNW with Bonnie and Clyde.

I spent some time photographing this pair. Today I got a burst of them mating.

04/21/2026

Sportsmanship is respecting the rules, the officials, and the other competitors.

04/19/2026

When I was growing up a youth center was built in my neighborhood. It was fortunate for my friend Craig, my brother, and I. That's how we met Todd. My last night before boot camp the four of us went to Harrisburg. Todd encouraged me to bring my BMX bike. I rode around while the others hung out and it was really special. Todd always understood me.

Todd Klick was a dreamer and a writer. One day he sold his home, packed up and moved across the country to LA. He lived his dream. His first published book became a best seller and immediatly was used in colleges across the country. Craig and Todd worked together on writing projects for decades. When I used writing to cope with the challenges of my cognitivie reconstruction therapy, Todd pointed to rescources and encouraged me to create.

People asked me if I was scared when I chose to live in my van and fully commit to creating my art. Many gave me praise for having the courage to live an unconvential life. Fear is powerful and can deter an individual from pursuing their dreams, but inspiration is more powerful. Todd was a force of inspiration, encouragement, and support in my life.

In 2024 I was fortunate to have been able to visit Todd in LA. We went on a hike and Todd told me about the book he was working on titled Long Rain. I was able to tell him in person how much he meant to me. Todd was the courageous one, I only followed his example with the knowledge that it can be done.

I woke up yesterday after dreaming about Todd to find out from his mother's post on Facebook that he had passed away. Thinking and dreaming about Todd these past several days was not a premonition. He had an accident and he was not in a condition that any of us would be able to tell him what he means to us or how he impacted our lives. It hurts to think that there are people that may not have gotten the chance to tell him how special he was before he passed.

It really hit today when I woke up. It isn't enough that Todd knew how much he meant to me, I want everyone to know how much he meant to us.

04/16/2026

A good friend posted today that they will be closing a chapter in their life as this worlds will be their last.

Looking at the comments they were not alone. I closed that chapter myself in 2024.

I did however open a new book in the same genre, one that I wrote to include,

☆ A healthy relationship with the throwing sports
☆ Lower commitments of time and money
☆ Competative and personal growth

Join us this September at Tomahawk Chop Company for the Throvv Competition Sweet Spot.

18 spots remain! Request a registration in the comments below.

Find out what an award winning photographer can do when teamed up with like minded people who want to have all the fun and none of the noise!

Stay sharp and throw true my friends.

04/15/2026

You might think this is an odd video for my platform, until you watch it and listen to what is being said. If you have been around the throwing sports, you'll likely make the connection between the content of the video and the current state of the sport.

The Throvv Competition was built after years of observation, analysis, and thought.

My format did not launch as a work in progress.

The video describes "casual" play, vs "400 hrs logged" play and what that means, not just from a market perspective, but from a perspective of loving a game that is slipping away. It details the challenge of keeping both demographics engaged and rewarded.

I tackled this very problem when building the Throvv Competative Format and I solved it.

Find out what a healthy relationship with the throwing sport feels like in September 2026.

18 registrations have already been completed, with the majority being returning competitors.

The cap is 36 individuals. Do not get left out of the best experience in the sport that was deliberately built for every competitor skill level to find challenges and rewards.

Comment below to request the registration form.

Find Drew Moss this weekend in Tulsa or any of the amazing people that attended The First 24 in 2025. Ask them if it really is the best experience in the sport.

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04/02/2026

Ya all ready for this? I'll be in Tulsa later this month with my cameras blazing!

03/24/2026

Man summons harmonica player with a fiddle.

01/29/2026

It always catches me off guard as to how I can share or reference a situation with details removed and someone in the community looks at the post and then reaches out to ultimately discover that we had been impacted by same nefarious person.

At this point it shouldn't catch me off guard.

It's almost like we all have the same jerk doing jerk stuff to all of us.

It's not defamation or slander if It's true, it is herd immunity.

If it was more socially acceptable to put people on blast for the things they have indisputably done or said, they would have to assimilate to the standards of the community or go jerk elsewhere.