Are Euro teams getting better?

[mikey601]

of course - people couldn't be arsed to come and train.

You must get the sense of 'whats the point' when you here that tyoe of thing.

im working on something little but, we'd (being the south welsh) would cry out for a reball facility.

Your other posts start to make slightly more sense now mario

 

[ThreeD]

Germany started with Reball Centres beginning last year. So it is still improving, but I gets more and more. Of course paint training is always better...

You will find most of the German Paintball sites here:

http://pbhub.de/atlas/

 

[DANIEL]

so has fireball closed down ?

 

[Mario]

not entirely - PM me if you want details.

mikey - i always try to back up what i say with real experience. Not everyone grasps this.

 

[psycho]

ukk

Fireball is still open, but i think for bookings only...

 

[mikey601]

not entirely - PM me if you want details.

mikey - i always try to back up what i say with real experience. Not everyone grasps this.

Its a shame in all aspects really, can understand your attitude at times now

 

[Buddha 3]

Thanks for clarifying Nick.
You mention the magic word (to me anyway): Drills! Which I'm happy about.
A lot of teams still seem to think that training = playing games.
Anybody who has participated in any sport at anything resembling a serious level can tell you that playing the actual game itself is about 10-20% of the actual training. The rest is doing drills. Team drills. Individual drills. Partial team drills. What in real training is known as reps.

Glad to hear the Scandinavians are picking up on this. To be honest, this doesn't surprise me, as I've found that in any sort of sport in which I've had dealings with our Viking brethren, they tend to take things seriously. And consequently get quite good at it...