Paintballing in Lanarkshire
Welcome to iPaintball where we have gone out and reviewed many different paintball venues within the Scotland and Lanarkshire regions. We have reviewed these sites with personal experiences and customer feedback. iPaintball has done this in order to help you, the customer get the best experience possible when going out paintballing. Scotland and Lanarkshire are the most northern of the best sites.
These sites make use of the natural foliage to its maximum for sneaking up on your opponents. Run from tree to tree to avoid being shot from all angles by paintballs. All staff and equipment are top quality up here in Scotland and Lanarkshire, ensuring the best possible day out. Scotland and Lanarkshire have a high amount of tourists so if your one of them, then why not spend a day in the native woods shooting paintballs everywhere! If you would like more information on the top sites in Scotland and Lanarkshire then do not hesitate to check out the links posted below.
iPaintball has a local rate number you can phone to check availability for these sites, at the bottom of the page.
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Lanarkshire:
Address:
Old Ammo Base, West Benhar Road, Eastfield, Lanarkshire, Just off the M8 Junction 5 (Nearest Postcode ML7 5TG)
Tel:
0845 430 4455
Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!
Getting older really sucks. I am not referring to getting older mentally because I, like every other baller-at-heart, will never truly grow up in Lanarkshire, but we can’t escape the physical constraints of paintball that go hand in hand with the natural aging process. Sadly, I am starting to feel the effects of this annoying phenomenon. I remember when I was way younger and thought that all of my older friends were just trying to scare me with the typical “wait till you get older” speech. I would always just brush it off and continue to dive at high speeds into dangerous bunkers. As much as I hate to admit it, some of those Lanarkshire guys were right and im getting older. Year after year I feel more of the aches, more of the strains and worst of all it just takes longer to recover. It isn’t like I don’t work out – on the contrary, I work out three or four times a week. I feel crappy when I slack off. So, I stay active but when it comes down to it, I have really beaten myself up by playing paintball. I have always been one of the guys who has to run far off the break. It wasn’t a problem when I was 20, now I am 28 and 29 is closing in so when I finish a three-day paintballing weekend against Dynasty, I feel a bit more tired. This is a very hard thing for someone in my shoes. I am very competitive and very hard on myself so when I don’t perform well or I am sore it annoys me. What do I do? Fake it; if it hurts, keep playing this is. I am not saying that if you are injured you shouldn’t get a doctor to look at it or lay off for a while, all I am saying is that at the level of paintball play I am at right now there are always so many lanarkshire people just waiting for my spot. I have to push myself every time I step on the field or someone will push me off the field.
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