Woodchopping is the practice of cutting down trees and splitting logs into smaller pieces for firewood or other uses. It can be done using various tools, such as axes, saws, and chainsaws. This activity is often performed in forests or wooded areas where trees are abundant. In addition to its practical applications, woodchopping is also a competitive sport in some regions. Participants, known as choppers, demonstrate their skills in events that test speed and precision. Competitions may include different disciplines, such as log rolling and axe throwing, showcasing the strength and technique of the competitors.