  We discuss the excellent prospects for a detailed study of a strongly
interacting electroweak sector at a muon collider with c.m. energy $\rts\sim
4\tev$. For expected luminosity of $L=200-1000\fbi$ per year, $\mup\mum$ and
$\mup\mup$ (or $\mum\mum$) collisions can be used to study longitudinal
$\wp\wm$ and $\wp\wp$ (or $\wm\wm$) scattering with considerable precision. In
particular, detailed measurements of the distribution in the $VV$ pair masses
($V=\wpm,Z$) will be possible. The shape and magnitude of these distributions
will provide a powerful tool for determining the nature of strong gauge boson
interactions. Event rates will be large enough that projection techniques can
be used to directly isolate final states with different polarizations of the
$V$'s and verify that the strong interaction cross section excess is mainly in
the longitudinal-longitudinal mode.
