| Paintball is a fairly recent sport that
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| | as a defense. When competing in
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| has developed significantly in the last
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| | surroundings like the woods, terrain is
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| several years. As more and more
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| | used for cover and camouflage. It is not
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| competitors begin to get into and compete
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| | uncommon for beginner players to make the
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| in this energetic activity, games and
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| | error of remaining in one position for
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| sequences become larger and more
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| | too long and endangering their location.
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| complicated. It is probably in your best
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| | They might hit one or two of the opposite
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| interest to play with other amateurs if
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| | team but allow for the others to sneak
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| you are one yourself because experience
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| | around and eventually flank them. To
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| carries a lot of weight in the game.
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| | remain unseen as long as possible is a
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| Professional participants often join
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| | wise move as well as trying to keep
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| teams to compete in serious paintballing
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| | moving as much as possible. This will
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| scenarios. Once amateur players have
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| | give a player the edge of surprise. Many
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| learned several of the basic strategies
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| | competitors nowadays are purchasing
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| and techniques of paintballing and
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| | ghillie suits to give themselves the edge
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| paintballing equipment they can consider
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| | on the field and in organized games. When
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| moving into one of the more intense
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| | a competitor in a ghillie suit is staying
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| competitions. Trial and error is the best
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| | still to blend in with their surroundings
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| way for competitors and teams to develop
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| | the suit's special properties make it
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| the most efficient strategies for
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| | really difficult for other competitors to
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| themselves.
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| | see them. Players who prefer greater
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| 250-300 feet is how far the average paint
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| | mobility and field of vision by not
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| gun can shoot. They can get very
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| | having a gilly suit may choose a
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| expensive, but there are modified guns
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| | technique of dexterity and attack to make
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| that have significantly farther range and
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| | up for their disadvantage of being seen.
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| accuracy. Also, because a paintball is
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| | When trying to take cover in the game of
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| not a solid projectile, it is harder for
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| | paintball, position is very significant
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| a competitor to aim his shots consistent.
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| | to consider for a defensive strategy.
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| It is crucial to move in as close as you
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| | Standing up will give a competitor the
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| can to an opponent without exposing
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| | most dexterity by letting them escape
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| yourself to have the greatest chance of
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| | quickly in scenarios where they have to.
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| hitting another participant. The
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| | Kneeling or lying behind a big object
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| opposition will have to take shelter out
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| | like a stone or tree will give a player
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| in the open if you fire at them and pin
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| | good camouflage, but will limit what they
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| them down. This will keep them unable to
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| | can see around them. This might allow for
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| locate you as you move in on them. As you
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| | opposing competitors to sneak up and have
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| advance to their location, you may want
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| | the edge on you. Bushes and high brush
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| to move to either side to change your
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| | offer some cover and some visibility,
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| angle. This will let you flank your
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| | making them good spots for both surprise
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| opponent from the side. It is generally
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| | melees and defensive locations. If a
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| best to avoid face to face encounters
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| | player finds that he has to crawl between
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| with competing participants and try to
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| | two objects to remain under cover the
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| shoot them from covered areas so as not
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| | dexterity and stealth goes down and they
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| to expose yourself.
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| | will discover that it is hard to get away
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| One other integral aspect of paintball is
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| | rapidly in this position.
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| taking cover and using your surroundings
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