YOUNG GUNS
YOUNG
GUNS
Resident young gun Jezz
Blume tackles the issues
of young players’ teams
I
’ve mentioned playing in a team
as a younger player a few times
now so I thought it would be
good to cover it in more detail.
Hopefully I can give you an idea
of what you can learn from playing in
a team and what advantages you can
gain from it (and even disadvantages).
In this article I’ll tell you about my
old team that I formed a while back
with my younger player friends who
no longer play airsoft. I can tell you
about what I learnt, how we liked to
play – and some of those embarrassing
moments that will live forever!
Over a year ago a group of my friends
and I decided to form a team known as
F
.E.A.R (and we weren’t named after
the game!). Anyway, forming this team
had its advantages for the others and
myself, though unfortunately it didn’t
end well (as I said, they no longer
airsoft). But I learnt a lot from forming
the team of ‘youngens’; it taught me a
lot about leadership and teamwork.
Forming a team as a young player
isn’t advisable for many reasons – but
nobody is stopping you! I know what
it feels like to want to be a part of the
community and be like those bigger and
better teams. So by all means go for it,
but be aware it can have consequences
and does take dedication at its finest.
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