List of throwing devices

Here a list of throwing devices.

African throwing 'knife'
Wooden tool, perhaps between frisbee and boomerang.

Axes
In Sweden and America as traditional sport with national contests. The tradition there might come from the wood-cutters.

Ball
Basic device for learning throwing. Used in many official sports in many varieties.

Bola
South american hunting device.

Bumerang
Australian hunting and sport device. Very sophisticated traditional forms. Astonishingly, the device may fly back to the thrower in a curve.

Cards
Some people practice this astonishingly effective.

Chain saw
Not for throwing on targets, only for juggling.

Darts Spicker
Darts is a very popular social sports. Many regional contests organized by fanclubs.

Frisbee
Widespread recreational sports

Hammer
Hammer throwing is an olympic discipline. But it's not really hammers, they throw, but a special heavy sport device.

Hand Quarrel
A knife with feathers

Knifes
In America as organized sport with national contests.

Lasso
A snare to throw.

Needle
Usually too light for throwing. But anyway.

Paper folders Papierflieger
Young tradition. All modern children have experience with it. One can study basic aerodynamic phenomena.

Scythe
Traditional agricultural tool. We develop a modified handling, which implies a throw.

Flying Knife (Spanish Dart)
Modern invention, quite normal knife stabilizes trajectory by rotation

Spear
Spear throwing is an olympic sports. But it is not popular, perhaps because missing throwing areas.

Spikes
An even more simple throwing device than a throwing knife.

Throwing stars
Asian throwing weapon.

Stick
Everybody has already swung a stick, at least as a child.

Stone
Most of us once threw a stone as a child, and were reminded about the danger of it.

South asian throwing device
A device made from wood, bast and slate. (Who knows more about this device?)

Tomahawk
In America as organized sport with national contests. The tradition there might come from the Indians.

TV control
When watching TV from the couch, this device is at hand. The device is light, and a falling on the couch makes no harm.

Whip
Not a throwing device, but often mentioned in connection with throwing.

As you can see, the folks developed a huge range of throwing devices..

Always watch the security!

	African throwing 'knife' Wooden tool, perhaps between frisbee and boomerang.
	Axes In Sweden and America as traditional sport with national contests. The tradition there might come from the wood-cutters.
	Ball Basic device for learning throwing. Used in many official sports in many varieties.
	Bola South american hunting device.
	Bumerang Australian hunting and sport device. Very sophisticated traditional forms. Astonishingly, the device may fly back to the thrower in a curve.
	Cards Some people practice this astonishingly effective.
	Chain saw Not for throwing on targets, only for juggling.
	Darts Spicker Darts is a very popular social sports. Many regional contests organized by fanclubs.
	Frisbee Widespread recreational sports
	Hammer Hammer throwing is an olympic discipline. But it's not really hammers, they throw, but a special heavy sport device.
	Hand Quarrel A knife with feathers
	Knifes In America as organized sport with national contests.
	Lasso A snare to throw.
	Needle Usually too light for throwing. But anyway.
	Paper folders Papierflieger Young tradition. All modern children have experience with it. One can study basic aerodynamic phenomena.
	Scythe Traditional agricultural tool. We develop a modified handling, which implies a throw.
	Flying Knife (Spanish Dart) Modern invention, quite normal knife stabilizes trajectory by rotation
	Spear Spear throwing is an olympic sports. But it is not popular, perhaps because missing throwing areas.
	Spikes An even more simple throwing device than a throwing knife.
	Throwing stars Asian throwing weapon.
	Stick Everybody has already swung a stick, at least as a child.
	Stone Most of us once threw a stone as a child, and were reminded about the danger of it.
	South asian throwing device A device made from wood, bast and slate. (Who knows more about this device?)
	Tomahawk In America as organized sport with national contests. The tradition there might come from the Indians.
	TV control When watching TV from the couch, this device is at hand. The device is light, and a falling on the couch makes no harm.
	Whip Not a throwing device, but often mentioned in connection with throwing.