Paintballing in Walsall

iPaintball have tested many centres over the country to find what we feel to be the best places to play at. Around the Walsall area, there are many paintball locations to go to. Being so close to Birmingham, and the Midlands, you will find several of the countries finest sites. Walsall has great access to the paintball sites as many are located off the main routes in and out of the town in all directions.

The sites around Walsall we have chosen were so because of their easy access, quality of games and equipment, professional staff, safety and overall experience we and customers have received when visiting the venues. The sites all use the best paintball markers, firing up to 5 balls per second. They are all well maintained to make sure they don’t jam, and give you more time shooting the opposition. The sites are extremely popular with stag/hen parties, corporate events and company days out. Businesses find that booking up an activity such as paintballing can boost staff moral and is great for team building.

You can find the details of the local paintball sites available to you in the Walsall region below. Use the local rate numbers to find out any information you may need or answer any questions you have and 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

Speedball

Paintball
Walsall:

Address:
Hilton Park, Hilton Lane, Shareshill, WV10 7HU

Tel:
0845 430 4455

Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!

If you want to be a paintball referee all the desire, activity and decisiveness in the world won’t make you a good ref if you’re not organised. Referees need to work as a team. Believe it or not, there is a method to our madness and it’s called zoning. Zoning refers to organising the field into different areas, or zones. Each Walsall paintball referee is responsible for monitoring the players in his zone. Sounds simple, right? Where it gets complicated is about 10 seconds after the game starts. Now players are getting eliminated or changing positions and the referees have to adjust to the players in their zones. These adjustments will continue throughout the game. As one team moves up to attack the opposing team, the referees should be moving up with them. All referees need to be aware of the progress of the game to anticipate moves. The goal is to have at least one set of eyes on every player at all times, whether they’re sitting in a paintball bunker or running down the sidelines to  Walsall bunker’s the opposing team. Being in the right position so you can see the danger area of each player just by moving your eyes is ideal. Keep your eyes moving from one player to the next so you check each player in your zone every few seconds. If you can’t see one of your players, move to a better location or make sure another paintball Walsall ref can watch that player. Each zone overlaps with another zone so you have someone to cover your zone if you need to, say, check a player. How do we know to do this? Communication. Just as players call out positions and plays, the refs need to communicate with each other.