Bunker Tactics in Paintball

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Part of the video series: Training Drills for Paintball

Tactical Drills in Paintball

Summary: Advanced paintball players can fire with either hand. Learn more about field tactics for paintball in this free paintball lesson from an experienced player and strategy expert.

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Robert F. Stewart Robert F. Stewart is a 15-year veteran of paintball who brings his military training and experience to the sport. In designing and building Hill 13, Robert go... read more

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Bunker Tactics in Paintball

This is Robert Stewart with hill13.com. The next thing we're going to talk about is bunkers. Not so much as a dynamic drill, but things to consider when you're in game play. Inside the bunker people have a tendency to want to watch their right side, usually because they're right handed. So they tend to see this side and not what's behind them. One of the things you have to be able to do, and you should train yourself to do, is be able to fire from either hand. When you're inside the bunker, don't just watch one particular angle. In this particular construct, unless I had people immediately behind me, I would be checking the perimeter three hundred and sixty. Another thing you have to remember in working a bunker, is that some times you want to give some deception to your opposing forces, so that they can't really figure you out. Which means blind firing some times, if you know there's an opponent on the far side of the field at that box, you may not be able to hit him, but if a team member needs you to put some pressing fire on him, you can long ball all that distance. So you have to remember to fire from over here, fire from over here, and keep up the impression that there are more people inside this bunker than there actually are.