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WORK WITH US

SHARE THE AXE THROWING EXPERIENCE

Lumberjaxes is currently looking to hire outgoing, energetic, and most importantly responsible axe throwing coaches! The coach responsibilities will be, but not limited to, facilitating a friendly and safe environment, teaching proper safety techniques, and ultimately making this one kick ass experience for the customer.

THROWN AN AXE BEFORE?

Don’t worry if you have never thrown an axe because there is NO experience needed! Likely applicants will have backgrounds in coaching, teaching, hospitality, or any mix that you may feel qualify! We will provide all the techniques needed to wield an axe and the proper knowledge to facilitate a truly Lumberjaxes experience.

JOB OPENINGS

ALL JOB OPENINGS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE

BARTENDER

Prepare alcohol or non-alcohol beverages for bar and restaurant patrons Interact with customers, take orders and serve snacks and drinks Assess customers’ needs and preferences

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EVENT HOST

Guest engagement and facilitation Check-in’s Payments Coach when required Implement and roll out of new processes and procedures Ensuring compliance of company policies & procedures

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AXE COACH

Experience in customer service Responsible event set up and clean-up General maintenance of arenas, including but not limited to; Check-in’s and payments Customer waiver management

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THESE POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE AT ALL THREE OF OUR PITTSBURGH LOCATIONS

CRANBERRY - MILLVALE - MT. LEBANON​

HOW TO THROW AN AXE

GRIP

Place your dominant hand around the bottom of the handle of the axe. Place your other hand over the dominant hand. Cross your thumbs.

STANCE

Hold axe outward in front of you with the blade as straight as possible in relation to the target.  Right handed throwers should put their left foot forward. Vice-versa for lefties.

THE WIND-UP

Rock your body forward with the axe extended toward the target.  Rock your body backward and bring the axe straight back over your head.  You look like a badass right now.

RELEASE

Bring the axe forward at a fast pace and release it toward the target with arms extended. Be sure to follow through and allow your hands to reach your sides.