Paintballing in Northamptonshire

iPaintball has been out to Northamptonshire to experience and review their top paintball sites in to give you, the customer a better idea of where to find the best experience. These Northamptonshire venues have made us of brilliant elements of the natural woodland and positioned game zones with structures that are aimed at providing players with maximum paintball action.

These Northamptonshire venues are constantly being upgraded, with the latest paintball markers that can fire up to 7 paintballs a second! Throughout the day you will find your self having to run through no man's land and sneak up on your opponents commando style. These sites have obviously been built through customer feedback to create exactly what paintballers like. Close quarter Speedball will have you trying to eliminate the opposing team as quickly as you can with speed and power. While other Northamptonshire classics such as castle will have you playing tactically to get up to the walls without being discovered or hailed on by paint.

If you would like more information on paintballing in Northamptonshire then please visit the links below or you can call us to find out about availability.

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5 Star Venue
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Start: 09:00am

Finish: 16:00pm

100 Paintballs:
£7.00
Smoke Grenades:
£3.00

Castle

Paintball
Northamptonshire:

Address:
Stocking Wood, Pembridge Lane, Northampton, Herts EN10 7QA

Tel:
0845 430 4455

Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!

An Old Pro gives advice on Paintball! Another problem with getting older is an increase in pressure. If we have a new kid with talent on the team and he is having a tough time, we can just sit the guy and know that he will be around for years to come. I don’t get that luxury in Northamptonshire. I am expected to perform and never make the rookie mistakes. The younger player can easily say, “Well, there is always next year to play paintball”. I cant. I don’t have the luxury of the ‘next year of paintballiing’. I have to assume that every year could be my last year so I better give it my all. When I am at practices I have to really push myself to do the timed drills just as fast as the rest of the team. It was tough last year at tryouts but when we did the times drills I was still around the top five doing the running and shooting drills, which was very satisfying because it truly is a motivating factor in my game. As hard as anyone on my Northamptonshire team or my paintball coach can be on me, it pales in comparison to how hard I am on my self. Anytime I find myself arguing with someone about why I did something wrong and it sounds like I am just fighting to be difficult it is usually because I know I messed up and I am already annoyed at myself for doing it. The attempts from my paintballing team mates to tell me are truly welcomed and appreciated, but sometimes you just don’t need to hear it right then and there.