This, for me, is why I’ve always been so
enthusiastic about playing woodsball: on any
given day all of us mere mortals have a real
chance of upsetting the odds and beating the
top teams. This is one of the main reasons why
the classic movement has been so successful
since its introduction a few years ago and has
continued to grow to the place it is now. You are
less reliant on shooting a box of paint across a
lane for the whole game and back to the true
roots of the game where you rely on teamwork
and, above all else, field craft. You can even on
a good day beat a whole division of teams with
electronic markers with a mechanical marker
and good field craft - trust me we achieved this
just the other week.
One last note, before anyone jumps to the
wrong conclusion and accuses me of being an
Airball hater: I’m certainly not. Anybody that
plays paintball is a friend to me but it’s about
time we have a distinct separation between
Airball and woods ball but hey that’s another
article.
God bless all of you and catch you all next
month!
Marcus
Captain, UK Predators
Woodsball, the Field Of Dreams
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