Paintballing in Cambridge

Recently here at iPaintball we have reviewed many sites throughout the Cambridge area. iPaintball uses reviews from customers  and personal experiences alike. From this information we have gathered, we have compiled a list of what we believe to be the best paintball venues throughout Cambridge. With the high level of education facilities including some of the best universities in the world there are always students ready for paintballing. If your one of these students then why not gather some friends and head out for the day. Paintballing being of the best adrenaline rushing competitions you can have, students always enjoy it. Cambridge has a very high amount of sport involved in its culture.

Because there is so much competition in the every day lifestyle of Cambridge, paintballing is another great excuses to have a competition try and beat your fellow collegues. With many great paintballing venues around the Cambridge area with a variety of different scenarios between them, you can always pick which suits your personal preference. All the sites cater for groups to 150-1 people so there is never a problem. If you have interest then visit the sites listed below or call to check availability.

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

Trenches

Paintball
Cambridge:

Address:
Old North Road, Royston, SG8 5JS

Tel:
0845 430 4455

Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!

There are many different positions in paintballing, here are some tactics to cover them in Cambridge. If you are called upon to play at the back of the field, you need to complete confidence of those in front of you. If they hesitate because of a lack of faith, the team has a blunt edge. Communication is key in Cambridge. Although most of the teams I have guested with in Cambridge paintball use pretty simple descriptive terms for replaying information, some teams have well developed codes. If this is the case on a team where you are playing back, you must put a great deal of effort into knowing those codes. Repetition is key for things like this. Anytime you are discussing the Cambridge field or the plan or deconstructing past events on the field with the host team, you should speak in terms of the codes they use. You should even go over things in the language of the team when thinking things over for yourself. Different teams play their plans at different rates. Assuming everything is going well for a team, some will wrap up a game faster than others. A lot of this has to do with awareness, but there is a factor of personality. A good Paintballing Cambridge team will be on the same page for how quickly they push things. Getting the sense of this pace is important to making a contribution on the field. Acting too slowly will make you a non-factor. If you protect a player too slowly, he will extend beyond your ability to support him. Acting too quickly will make it difficult for the team to take advantage of what you make happen. In back, this often means that you are opening doors that players are not ready to go through.