How does timing work in Axe Throwing?

Section 5: Rules of Play

Game length

Hatchet: 10 throws per game. (Section B.4)
Big Axe: 7 throws per game. (Section D)
Hatchet Duals: 5 throws, with two axes thrown simultaneously. (Section E)

Timing

A competitor has 10 seconds from the completion of the opponent's throw. (Section B.4)

Killshots

Killshots must be called before throwing. Each hatchet game allows 2 Killshot calls. (Section B.5, Key Rules; Sections D and E)

Drops

A dropped axe scores 0 points. In Hatchet, a drop awards one additional Killshot, except on throw 10; Big Axe and Duals have no extra Killshot for drops. (Section B.5, Key Rules; Sections D and E)

Sudden death

A game tied after regulation goes to Killshot rotation rounds, and the first to score higher wins. Distance measurement is used from the third attempt onward: if both competitors miss, the closest measurable distance wins. (Section B.4)

Section 5: Rules of Play

Game length

Hatchet: 10 throws per game. (Section B.4)
Big Axe: 7 throws per game. (Section D)
Hatchet Duals: 5 throws, with two axes thrown simultaneously. (Section E)

Timing

A competitor has 10 seconds from the completion of the opponent's throw. (Section B.4)

Killshots

Killshots must be called before throwing. Each hatchet game allows 2 Killshot calls. (Section B.5, Key Rules; Sections D and E)

Drops

A dropped axe scores 0 points. In Hatchet, a drop awards one additional Killshot, except on throw 10; Big Axe and Duals have no extra Killshot for drops. (Section B.5, Key Rules; Sections D and E)

Timing