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Paintball for Beginners: Tips and Suggestions
So your friends have convinced you to go play paintball next weekend, or maybe you’ve just been thinking about trying it for a while, well it’s definitely not an easy sport to play, especially for beginners. New players generally make many of the same mistakes, so if this is your first time, you might need a few pointers. That’s why I’ve compiled a list of some the most common mistakes, as well as some helpful tips that are sure to make your first experience a lot more fun.
1. Never ever take off your mask. This is the absolute most important rule because paintball is generally a very dangerous sport if you aren’t careful. Think about it, a paintball will be flying at your face going as fast as 280 feet per second. That could really cause some serious damage to your eyes, so take care.
2. Understand the anatomy of your gun before you start shooting anything with it. If you aren’t exactly sure how Spyder paintball guns work or what their limitations are, then you should definitely ask for help or a mini tutorial.
3. In case you’re a little worried, I just want to reassure you that paintballs don’t really hurt much at all when they hit you. As long as you are being hit from the proper distance away, you should be fine. If anything you might feel a little sore the next day, but it’s really not as bad as it looks.
4. Wear dark clothing and extremely comfortable footwear when you go out to play. You want to try and blend in with your surrounding as much as possible, so never where white.
5. Don’t be afraid to ask lots of questions. It’s really the best way for you to improve your skill and become a more valued player.
6. Be an honest player. If you get hit, always admit to it right away and exit the game. Nobody wants to play with a cheater.
7. Plan your moves a little bit before the game begins. You should at the very least choose your first shelter before the game starts. A good shelter should provide you with reasonable cover but also give you plenty of visibility.
8. Make sure you have a good look around the field. Don’t assume that he move around or stick your head out that you’ll be an easy target. This will prevent you from getting a full, wide view of your territory, which in turn will actually make you an easy target.
9. Don’t be afraid to shoot your paintball gun. You may not always be incredibly accurate, but you’ve got to get plenty of practice in if you want to play like an expert.
Follow these tips and your first paintball experience with be both safe and fun. As long as you’re in good shape and you have a competitive spirit, you’re sure to love the thrill you receive from playing the game. Good luck and play smart.
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