Paintballing in Sutton Coldfield

The Sutton Coldfield paintball site we have chosen is what we feel to the regions best venue for paintballing. From our experience of the sites in the area, and from customer feedback, the centre we have listed has come out as the best. We scored the sites on customer service, quality of the site, professionalism and overall experience of the day.

The Sutton Coldfield paintball venue is located only a short drive from the town, and is visited by many people from Birmingham, Tamworth and Walsall. The site uses the latest equipment to ensure you have the best experience on your day. The guns they use shoot up to 5 paintballs per second. The guns are regularly maintained, meaning more time shooting your enemy, and less time fixing a jammed barrel. The site is frequently visited by cooperate and business bookings that are looking to take part in a team building activity. Paintball is played a lot easier within a team that communicate with each other and there is no better place to bond with colleagues than paintball Sutton Coldfield.

Below you can find the contact details for the venue. Call the centre on the local rate number, where the staff will answer any questions you have regarding your day out and you 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

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Paintball
Sutton Coldfield:

Address:
Mobbs Wood Farm, Brinklow Road, Ansty, Sutton Coldfield CV7 9JN

Tel:
0845 430 4455

Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!

Here’s some information about different paintball slides and how to execute them to maximum efficiency at Sutton Coldfield. Knee slide – this is a really basic slide. As you approach the paintball bunker you would then bend your knees, drop down and slide forward. For me, this isn’t the best slide for paintball because your upper body is usually erect and you expose a lot of your torso to incoming paint. Tripod knee slide – This is the slide that most professional paintball players use. As you approach the Sutton Coldfield bunker you will be at a 45 degree angle using one of your arms and you’re tilted to one side learning forward. The side you’re tilted to is opposite to where you’re going. For example: if you’re filling to the left corner of the Sutton Coldfield field your gun with be in your left hand and your right hand with be sort of a pivot or brace as you approach the bunker. This slide is really effective at keeping your body low and your entrance speed to your bunker very fast. Also it keeps your eyes forward, which lets you see what is going on at Sutton Coldfield and you can change directions quickly just in case someone is shooting at you. Superman dive – Basically, this is one of the most electrifying slides out there. Lasoya really does this slide well, he probably has it trademarked or something! This slide is used as you’re entering a low bunker such as a snake. It lets you keep your momentum up and stay as low to the ground as possible. This is something that you really want to time right. Don’t start too early or else you’re stuck out in the open of Sutton Coldfield; and don’t start too late because you will either over-slide or you will get hit on your way in.