Paintball Training Part V
Snap Shooting Team Mate Drill
1. You and your opponent take standing positions at similar bunkers about 10-15 feet away from each other.
2. You can ONLY use the one-ball check in rule.
3. However, you decide when to take the shot, you can remain outside of your bunker for as long as you want, posting up on your opponent, but once you take that one shot, you must check back into the bunker.
4. An element that can help this drill seem more like a real game situation is to run to your bunkers first. This means that your hear will be pounding, and that you will need to rely on the conditioning these drills to provide, to take over.
5. When you eliminate your opponent, end the drill, and start again.
6. You can cycle in your entire team, winner stays on.
1. You and your opponent take standing positions at similar bunkers about 10-15 feet away from each other.
2. You can ONLY use the one-ball check in rule.
3. However, you decide when to take the shot, you can remain outside of your bunker for as long as you want, posting up on your opponent, but once you take that one shot, you must check back into the bunker.
4. An element that can help this drill seem more like a real game situation is to run to your bunkers first. This means that your hear will be pounding, and that you will need to rely on the conditioning these drills to provide, to take over.
5. When you eliminate your opponent, end the drill, and start again.
6. You can cycle in your entire team, winner stays on.
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