Interested in getting into a new sport in 2020?
Paintball is a fun, fast paced, outdoor sport for all experience levels.
Come down and try it out on the 9th Feb.
We will not be running a safety course this week but will have one the following if we have enough interested.
Let us know if you are coming by filling out the form below..
Interested in getting into a new sport in 2020?
Paintball is a fun, fast paced, outdoor sport for all experience levels.
Come down and try it out on the 19th of Jan.
We will also be running a Safety course for any players wanting to take the next step of getting a license. If you want to just come through for the safety course, it will start at 2pm.
Let us know if you are coming by filling out the form below..
The paintball training days keep getting bigger and better.
If you are interested in seeing and having a go of paintball as a sport, this is for you.
$20 for the day including gear hire, with paintballs at tournament rates (much cheaper than normal).
There will be training drills and games throughout the day.
This event will be run by Cartel – one of the premier Victorian competition teams.
Please fill out the form below if you are a new player wishing to attend so we can get a handle on numbers.
After the success of the last training day for new players, we are going again!
If you are interested in seeing and having a go of paintball as a sport, this is for you.
$20 for the day including gear hire, with paintballs at tournament rates (much cheaper than normal).
There will be training drills, games and a mask valued at $169.
Please fill out the form below if you are a new player wishing to attend so we can get a handle on numbers.
Ryan Greenspan was nice enough to answer some questions for us in the lead up to the Clinic this weekend. It certainly gives a great insight as to the approach Ryan takes to training and the sport and only makes me more excited to see how it all goes on the weekend. Remember, there is still time to register
Ryan Greenspan Q and A
It is not extremely important to be able to compete at the top level, but it certainly helps to give you an edge. I know plenty of players who don’t care about what they eat. I don’t think Alex Fraige has exercised in over a decade. With that said, i am active nearly every day, unless I am on a flight that takes up a full day. I eat clean and healthy when i am home and I try my hardest to eat well on the road. in the summer I swim every day. In the spring and fall I surf a lot and several times a month I do sprints to stay quick
Hill sprints are the absolute best for explosiveness.
I do really enjoy the race to format that we are in at the moment. I am not a huge fan of 15bps, but I do like unlimited paint. 7-man events were really fun also because of the strategy involved, but I do think that this is some of the best paintball being played skill wise.
I like the idea, sorta. But I don’t see it really helping the teams like the leagues said it would. It does promote movement, kinda
I wish!
1v3, good luck! try isolating the single player and try to be aggressive. Don’t get a penalty. 2v5 cross up and try to whittle the other team down as much as you can. If you are up on points, grind down the clock. If you are down on points, then attack.
I can’t even remember at this point, you guys would have to tell me to be honest! As far as watching, there have been a lot of great matches against teams like infamous and Heat and impact. I am going to let you guys choose that for me!
I started with some friends at a local field and then played a lot in my backyard. I think the important thing is to make sure that every new player and existing player has a good experience. I think that a good experience will translate to more people talking about paintball and playing paintball. Another thing that will help the experience of new players is decent paint. We can’t have field operators sacrificing the quality of paint for a few bucks on their bottom line. I think having brightly colored paintballs and fill greatly increases the experience of the rec ball player. If they shoot crooked brown shell shit with grey milky fill then they have no clue what is going on out there.
I don’t think paintball is dying at all. I think recball is going very well and i think some tournament players aren’t spending as much money as they used to, but that has to do to a lack of innovation in the products they’re buying. I think the cost of paintball has gone down a lot in the last 10 years, but so have the margins within the industry due to competitiveness. I have discussed this a lot and it is hard to figure out…
With Dynasty’s Ryan Greenspan and Marcello Margott joining us for a clinic late next month, Ryan has agreed to answer your questions.
Ryan is one of the veterans of the world of professional paintball and is a wealth of knowledge for new and experienced paintball players alike.
Make sure that you keep them relevant and clean and we will chose 10 of the best ones to throw at Ryan.
as we are a strung supporter of Paintball HQ on Facebook we are asking them to chose 2 questions for us. If you haven’t checked them out before Dwayne produces a weekly paintball show specific to Australian paintball. Certainly worth catching if you are interested in all things Australian paintball.
What we want to do is to hit Ryan up with some great questions about tournament paintball, travel, sponsors, equipment or events. Get creative but keep it clean.
I have a couple of questions that I may throw in if no-one else throws in something similar as well. We want to have a good range of questions from a variety of people. You will be credited with the question and Ryan will answer them in an online video soon. We will link to the video here as soon as he has a chance to get to them.
Cant wait to see what you all come up with!
