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Indoor Reball Centre in the North East

Leezo

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Aug 21, 2007
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As a activity provider our insurance does cover us for up to £5 million pound public liability so the insurance isn't a problem.
I will be talking to Bully about UKPSF insurance also.
 

como_england

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Oct 16, 2009
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yer is this going to be near sunderlan and a good thing to do would be to say you can only come with your own gun and equipment then no noobys will come(im a begginer so you can class me as noob but that doesnt count:p)
 

Ali

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a way to make sure they dont get nicked is to do what npf do. you go on to the field and collect pods allready filled up. then you go play, when your game is over you walk upto a bin and place your unused pods in one and your used pods in a nother and empty your hopper into a nother bin. and have someone check at the entrence/exit to the field if you get me??
:)
 

Tony Harrison

What is your beef with the Mac?
Mar 13, 2007
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I work for a charity and we have recently received funding and have bought 25 bunkers and 3000 Reballs to do indoor paintballing.
The idea of the funding was to give the young people I work with the opportunity to try Supair and do it indoors aswell as taking outdoors.
What I hope to do in the near future is open it to teams for training.

I have a few questions/queries :

We only have CO2. Is it better to include bulk air in the green fee or expect teams to supply there own?
Should I hire reballs out, expect teams to bring there own or should it be included in the price?
What price would you reasonably pay for Green fees?
What do u expect/would want from a indoor site?

I am open to ideas and suggestions guys as this is something that could definitely be happening.
You may want to pick the brains of the guys at Asylum Paintball in Stockport - they have had a reball area up and running alongside supair and village fields for some months now.

Just ask for Ronnie or Glen.

:)
 

Evilbug

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We offered our gear (our own compressor, dive bottles and the team to run it for the day)for others teams to use and only some players came down, no actual teams.

At Swarm even with the School Hall we found it was not quite big enough to run games on, more useful for drills and 1on1.

Founds it very useful once you got used to the balls that missed bouncing back off the wall behind you.:)

You will definitely need more balls, we used to run hopper drills, so if you have only 3000, then to have 10 people with 100 balls in the hopper, they will only get 3 drills before needing to collect, clean(You must clean them between use) and starting again.
 

como_england

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Oct 16, 2009
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also let teams bring there own and you hire them out like me and a friend would hire 3000 for like £30 so. but you get a totaly different colour to what the usual ones are
 

Leezo

Official Planet Eclipse Tech
Aug 21, 2007
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We have been running a club every week for the young people of the area and has been very successful for them. They play 3 on 3 but as far as offering it out to teams, IMO it's not big enough. We use 98's turned right down and that seems to be fine. It would be ok for drills and max. 3 on 3.
Whats your thoughts?
 

como_england

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well im not bothered really.erm im not bothered about playing with adults and im not bothered about getting shot at 300fps just i was thinking would i be able to play with adults at the age of 15?