Date: 29th January 2010
Location: Tournament Venue
Time: 1500hrs onwards
Fees: FOC
Mr. Jim (MY-NPL/MPPC Chairman)
H/P: (+6)012-679 3729, E-mail: jim@my-npl.org
Tel: (+6)03-6277 7555, Fax: (+6)03-6277 7711 (TA) / (+6)03-7960 4724 (MAPAAC)
(Tewkesbury)
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Aiming A Paintball Gun: Lets improve your paintball aim, shall we?
Target Practice- Ways to Improve Aim
In a game like paintball, it's crucial to have good aim. Without it, in a game where the enemy must be eliminated, a loss is certain without hitting targets. Good aim is a skill that is mastered over time, but it is a skill that can be honed from the beginning. There are some ways to practice aim prior to hitting the field. For those that have their own equipment, here are some drills to do from the backyard:
Hanging targets
Hang some targets, such as cans or bottles, from strings on tree branches, clothesline poles and other sturdy objects. The idea in this is that the targets will be of height of opponents in different positions. Let the wind be a natural obstacle, as it will mimic the opponent moving.
If this becomes easy, move back a few steps, further to one side or another, or choose smaller targets. This is a surefire way to build aiming skills.
Point Game
This is almost like solitaire for the paintball fanatic. Set up some different size targets in an area. Put a can here, a piece of wood there, and old doll over yonder, etc. Assign point values to each of them, and then load the gun with only a certain amount of balls. (Kind of reminiscent of that amusement park shooting range game, where players fire at objects that begin to move or make noise, such as a piano player or a rocking chair....)
Players should first set a goal of a certain score they hope to achieve. Once the round is fired off, add up the points. If the goal is met, congratulations! If not, practice makes perfect! Try again! This could be implemented to play between several people who would like to practice, each shooting a round and whoever has the highest score wins. While trying to reach a goal, this method of practicing also builds aiming skills.
Paintball Aiming Obstacle Course
Snap Shoot
Shoot your opponents in a snap. Since you will be bunkering often, the best way to shoot would be to quickly come out of a bunker, shoot, and return to the bunker. This allows you to make a good, quick shot, while returning to a protected area.
Finding Flank
Just like you watch your own flank to make sure it is covered, watch your opponents for opportunity. If you are able to work your way into an opening in the flank of opposing players, perhaps you just may be able to eliminate a few.
Practice
What more can we say about aiming a paintball gun? Practice makes perfect. Play often as you can using these tips and find you game getting better. In addition, challenge teams better than you to a game. This will help your own game grow, as well as perhaps teach some new skills.
Speedball is a quick game and fun to play. Using these tips and tricks will help you hone your skills and allow you to be a successful player.
Good luck on the field!
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Never shoot your paintball gun twice!
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Playing The Snake
Paintball will be a demonstrative sport during the even
t & with the hope of it been a permanent sport in future World Games & maybe even
The Olympics. Malaysia will be represented
by 3 teams - Delta Rovers, Nemesis Legion and Xtioneer.
Read More.........
Paintball is usually played outdoors. There are many different game formats.
Physical size and strength is not as important as intelligence and determination. The ability to think quickly and decisively, as in a game of chess, is what will make you a star.
Paintball is also a character-building sport. Players learn the importance of teamwork and gain self-confidence while developing leadership abilities.
The number of players on each team can vary from four or five to more than five hundred on a side, the quantity limited only by the size of the playing field.games have time limits, depending on the number of players and the size of the field.
Referees on the field start and stop games, enforce the rule of fair play, and control the sport’s safety.
Win or lose, everyone has a good time, and there’s always the next game waiting for you!