Me too, except I have no money left to "live" say to speak
40% bills 59.9% paintball, I should get a better paid job...
How often do you practise?
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40% bills 59.9% paintball, I should get a better paid job...
Training every weekend is something that we have done for the past year nearly. 12hrs saterday sunday 9 till 4
We use a mix of in field training and reball.
If you want to train every week with out the cost of paint. Have a look into reball.
I know there's a big pay out to start with. But the reball will pay for its self in a matter of a few months.
Its a great training tool.
We use a mix of in field training and reball.
If you want to train every week with out the cost of paint. Have a look into reball.
I know there's a big pay out to start with. But the reball will pay for its self in a matter of a few months.
Its a great training tool.
Cheers everyone for the feedback v-usefull. I will consider using reballs for training in BW .
Cheers Everybody
. Cheers Everybody
Dont practice at the moment, just wing it at the walkons
Will be working harder in the summer though
Will be working harder in the summer though
Weekly with the team (tournament permitting) then I normally do drills (snapping, sliding, sweetspotting, Running/gunning) on my own at least once a week to keep my core skill levels up so as to make the most out of team training.
Yeah, it is expensive, don't be naive about it, to play every weekend and compete at a high level (MS/NPPL etc) will cost you a LOT of time and money. Its a choice that you have to make. At the risk of starting a torrent of "I've given up *insert here*" posts, you do have to make sacrifices if you're really serious about becoming the best player you can be.
As for me, I'm in the last year of 6th form, just finishing my A levels and I don't have the time to do a regular job after college (long commute etc) and most my weekends are taken up with training, so yeah, you do have to make lifestyle choices and sacrifices and rough it financially. Its really just a matter of priorities.
Hopefully next year will be easier (university so plenty of loans and grants, and hopefully should get a scholarship).
Yeah, it is expensive, don't be naive about it, to play every weekend and compete at a high level (MS/NPPL etc) will cost you a LOT of time and money. Its a choice that you have to make. At the risk of starting a torrent of "I've given up *insert here*" posts, you do have to make sacrifices if you're really serious about becoming the best player you can be.
As for me, I'm in the last year of 6th form, just finishing my A levels and I don't have the time to do a regular job after college (long commute etc) and most my weekends are taken up with training, so yeah, you do have to make lifestyle choices and sacrifices and rough it financially. Its really just a matter of priorities.
Hopefully next year will be easier (university so plenty of loans and grants, and hopefully should get a scholarship).
don't train, save all your money, buy a really expensive gun, that will make you better
ignore everyone else
ignore everyone else
yeah, and some pimp ass goggles, and most importantly of all, a venomwear headband that costs as much as playing a Millennium Series event...
