Paintballing in Faversham
Here at iPaintball we have looked at many paintball sites in Faversham and created a list of what we think are the best sites around, this is to benefit you the customer, in order to have the best day out paintballing possible. Paintballing in Faversham is a great opportunity for an amazing day out, with friends, family or work colleagues.
There are great classic games at these venues, such as speedball where you will have manic fighting to get the other team out as quick as possible in close quarters. Village and and barrels where you will need to use cover and tactics in order to be victorious. Faversham is some 48 miles east of London, off the London to Dover A2 road, 18 miles east north-east of Maidstone and 9 miles west of Canterbury. So there is plenty of easy routes to get to Faversham's top paintballing venues.
If you want any more information on Faversham's top paintballing sites then please visit the sites we have linked at the bottom of the page. You can check availability by calling our local rate phone number located at the bottom of the page.
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Fort invasion |
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Faversham:
Address:
Midge Hall Lane, Midge Hall, Faversham PR26 6TN
Tel:
0845 430 4455
Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!
How cool would it be to be paid to play paintball in Faversham? Not just a quid here or there, but to actually get paid an annual salary? Ok, so you have to live in sunny Moscow which is a ittle way away from paintballing in Faversham, but asides from that you get to live in a rent-free apartment (wish conveniently happens to be a stone’s throw away from a law and economics university, which seems to produce an endless supply of girls night after night): you get to play paintball a minimum of five days a week (seven if you really want to): you get to train with arguably the best paintball team in the world; and last but not least you get to travel all over America playing against some of the best teams in the world which are a little better than the paintballers in Faversham. What’s not to like? Well, after the infamous Foreign Legion ’04 left Mother Russia after just one year, something would suggest that being paid to play is not all it’s cracked up to be. After all, these players didn’t leave and go get paid to play for other teams. Sure they are playing for other top-level teams, but they’re not actually being paid a wage week out to play the sport. They still have to work to make ends meet. So what are the drawbacks of being a true professional paintballers? As part of the new wave of foreign players none of which were from Favershamsthat went over to train with the Russian Legion in 2005 I began to see why the aforementioned FL’04 were not so keen to return. A typical weekday would involve getting up at around 9am. Have some breakfast, head down to the field and start fitness training at 10am, which would go on for a hour. Then 3 hours of gun training, you may want to go see sights moscos not Favershasm paintball, after that but you will find yourself too tired to do anything.
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