Paintballing in Cheshire

Cheshire has some fantastic paintball centres that are located within an hour of its major towns and cities. You can find a huge variety of venues, with you having the option for both indoor and outdoor games. iPaintball have used feedback from people who have visited the centres, and our own experiences when playing at these venues to produce the list of what we feel to be the UK’s finest paintball locations. The sites were graded on safety of the site, quality of the venue/arenas, customer service received/professionalism of staff and overall experience during the day.You can visit the many sites located in Cheshire, and also we have found some other venues that are easily reached from Cheshire in neighbouring counties such as, Merseyside, Derbyshire, Staffordshire and Greater Manchester. The sites we have selected all use industry leading markers, which are regularly maintained to ensure less time getting a gun fixed, and more time shooting the incoming enemy. The venues are all UKPSF approved, giving you peace of mind that you will be attending a centre which has high standards of safety.

To contact the paintball centres, please use the details listed below. You can call the venues to get any further information you may require, answer any questions you may have and check availability for your choice of dates.

Site
Information		 Facilites Timings Extras Best Field
5 Star Venue
Car Parking
Toilets
Battle Packs
Tea / Coffee
 

Start: 09:00am

Finish: 16:00pm

100 Paintballs:
£7.00
Smoke Grenades:
£3.00

Fort

Paintball
Cheshire:

Address:
Winnington Lane, Winnington, Northwich CW8 4GX

Tel:
0845 430 4455

Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!

Is your team going down the drain? You will need some fresh blood an theres not better place to look than Cheshire, the members of the team who have decided to revive it will be those teachers. They will have to respect of the new members, because they will beat the snot out of them in drills and scrimmages. Paintball Training them will require an ability to explain how to play paintball in a lucid manner. When you train someone at something, you need to use short sentences. You need small words. You need to start with the obvious and the basic. You need to repeat these basics until they become part of how your players play Paintball in Cheshire. If someone is playing loose, you need to repeatedly instruct them on how to hold their body in a tighter position. If someone following them around asking them what those team mates are saying. You need to work basic drills over and over and over. One repetition is never enough to learn something. Also, the more seasoned Cheshire members of the team need to do these same drills with the newer members. Team mates should take turns watching one another and advising. Beating up on the newer players in a scrimmage doesn’t do any good until you have taught those Paintball players from being beaten the same way, by telling them how it was done. Incidentally, all this explanation and thinking about things are done will also help the more experienced players improve. By teaching, one better understands what is being taught. Do not compete while you are rebuilding your Cheshire team. Do not enter tournaments. Resist the temptation to assess the team’s progress by competing until your players are at least on an even footing.