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MAX2 Training Powder Rounds (Bag of 250)

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$39.95

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Arc-Shot Aiming Method

Arc-Shot Aiming Method

Here's a cool method of aiming from a smart fellow named Tim Gavlick from the PaintballTimes. The method he likes the most is called the “arc shot” method. This method works best for medium- or long-range targets.

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The Back Player Position

Want To Be The Backman? Here's What's Expected....

The back player, also referred to as the 'backman', is usually a more experienced player. It is not uncommon for him to have to shoot with both hands, or even switch up trigger fingers when one finger gets too tired. He starts shooting early in the game and doesn't move around outside of his starting area much during the game.

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Create A Diversion

Creating Diversions

If you want to keep your opponents guessing in your next game, try creating diversions. You don't ever want your opponent to know what's coming and you certainly don't want them to be able to guess what moves you're getting ready to make. If you're planning on making an attack on the right side, you may want to build up more players on the left side to make your opponent focus more on the left.

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Know Your Sweet Spot!

Sweet Spotting

If you want to be a better paintballer than most other players on the field, learn and practice different techniques! It's important to not only have a knowledge of different playing strategies, but to be practiced in them as well and make them your own.

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The Rover Position

The Rover

The rover, also known as the insert player, stays more towards the middle of the field; he is the fill in man. This player takes the front or the Backman's place if they get eliminated. It's also the rover's job to provide cover for the players ahead of him on the field; this means the rover will shoot a lot more paint than the frontman.

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