Paintballing in Southend

We at iPaintball have gathered what we feel to be the UK’s premier paintballing venues. This was based from our own experience from playing at the sites, and feedback from visitors to the centres. Southend has many of the UK’s finest places to play. The list we have composed features what we feel to be the best venues available to you in the Southend area.

Being located in Essex, it is only a short distance from London. The area has fantastic access via the main traffic routes that drive the visitors to the region. Southend is a popular tourist destination for people who come during the summer months. It is visited by many stag and hen parties from London, and all over the country. Attracted to Southend by its charm and lively nightlife, you see many people dressed in costumes walking through the town. People who visit the town on their holidays and the stag and hen parties are attracted to the paintballing sites to add a unique experience to their break.

Below, you can find the list of what we feel to be the top paintballing venues to go to. Once you have chosen what location you wish to play at, use the local rate number to call the paintball centre to get more information and to check availability.

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

Start: 09:00am

Finish: 16:00pm

100 Paintballs:
£7.00
Smoke Grenades:
£3.00

Speedball

Paintball
Southend:

Address:
Potash Wood, Hall Road, Rochford SS4 1PL

Tel:
0845 430 4455

Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!

Want to be a free agent and get some cheap paintballing in you local southend site? Some forms of support a player can offer a field for sponsorship are more ‘trust intensive’. Some ballers spend time on the internet or read paintball magazines enough that they are doing valuable research, whether they realise or not. Letting a field operator know what appears to be a profitable line of product can be helpful. A skilled player, or even one with a good eye and a sense of what makes players better, can coach a local team sponsored by the field already. This could be your local southend paintball team Better results for that team reflect better on the team’s field, and may draw more players to train with them (and the free agent). Building relationships with fields is a good idea, but relationships with teams is also important. Most guest invitations will come from local teams that get into problems with short rosters. Training with multiple teams can sometimes be at odds with being loyal to a specific home field. The problem is that the field that attracts more teams to train with will have less need of a solo super star. The field may already be supporting a Southend team or two, and as a free agent, you may end up competing against the home team. Free agents are most marketable if they are versatile. If you are contemplating going on your own, you should determine what an insert player is and become one. Insert players need to hone aspects of the game that are associated with different parts of the field and different players, traditionally. An insert is likely to start somewhat toward the back of the paintballing field, probably shooting a lane while breaking out. the player will need to be aware of the opposing team’s disposition and shooting lanes. He also needs to know where the team he is playing for is pushing, who is replying on him to do what, and when he can change his role and shoot paintballs. In the early part of the game, he may be engaging in shooting exchanges. He will probably be relaying calls from one part of the field to another.