Shoot my son ?
- Thread starter johnofwrong
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Do as I did with my Son; stick him in a baggy wetsuit (under his camo of course) and take him on a punter day. If he is keen he will start getting into it and as he progresses he will lose the wetsuit as it gets too hot , by which time he will be enjoying himself so much he won't be put off by the pain.
Do as I did with my Son; stick him in a baggy wetsuit (under his camo of course) and take him on a punter day. If he is keen he will start getting into it and as he progresses he will lose the wetsuit as it gets too hot , by which time he will be enjoying himself so much he won't be put off by the pain.
Just shoot him! It's a bit different though as in the game you have the adreneline going and so don't notice it as much. Get some soft paint for his first outing so it doesn't hurt as much as site paint which is a lot harder.
one of our guys has a young son, and brought him down to a training session, started him off with light training.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=VjresOm6zsI
better to be shot by you 1st before shelling out loads on kit
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=VjresOm6zsI
better to be shot by you 1st before shelling out loads on kit
I took my two sons along to a 'junior day' at our local site.
Gentle introduction to paintball, playing with kids about there size, not surrounded by adult rambos. Me and another dad helped guide them.
usually starts with 20 kids camping at either end wasting loads of paint, which is part of the fun, shooting the marker at trees and Marshalls
Then when the adrenlin gets going and they eventually get shot, it is usually at distance or with one/two balls from a tipmann and ususally from someone who has yet to learn how to walk a trigger and has limited paint.
I have a picture in my office from last year's Masters, of me, my one son on the left of me, the other son on the right of me, just of the break
It doesnt get any better being a dad
Gentle introduction to paintball, playing with kids about there size, not surrounded by adult rambos. Me and another dad helped guide them.
usually starts with 20 kids camping at either end wasting loads of paint, which is part of the fun, shooting the marker at trees and Marshalls
Then when the adrenlin gets going and they eventually get shot, it is usually at distance or with one/two balls from a tipmann and ususally from someone who has yet to learn how to walk a trigger and has limited paint.
I have a picture in my office from last year's Masters, of me, my one son on the left of me, the other son on the right of me, just of the break
It doesnt get any better being a dad