WTSF

Hey guys. I just signed up onto Tippmann.com. Ive been playing paintball for almost a year. Im starting a paintball team called WTSF, or Woodsball Tactical Strike Force. Currently i have no members and am, of course, looking. We are a highly strategic and diciplined team of specialized paintballers. We are ONLY based in Rock Hill, South Carolina.
I will plan a match out every other weekend, and practise will be the Saturday and Sunday in between matches. Im gonna try to get us sponsored by Tippmann, if I get seven members. (including myself) There will be
1 captain (me) 3 riflemen (semi-auto) 1 sniper (long range) and 2 machine gunners (fully auto) I hope to get a lot of e-mails from candidates. Thanks and see ya on the field.

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I like how he says, "We are a highly strategic and diciplined team of specialized paintballers." When he says, "we" after saying, "Currently i have no members."

What do you strike? 

Lol, sorry, I meant we will be

Thanks, but I currently have no cash. I mean, I'm 13.

Oh boy... the "S" word.

BTW what's PR?

Do us all a favor and do not post multiple times in a row. Please use the edit button.

^Forum etiquette is a strange thing at first.

Jake wrote: I think that if you enjoy it, then why not do it for a career, even temporarily.

you have to weigh out how that will work though, IE would you get paid more doing something else, etc.

basically just to touch on what some of the other guys have said, have fun with it. Don't get too bogged down with positions, for a few reasons. As mentioned, if a "sniper" is pinned down, they would need to go "automatic", or vise versa. if you want to get into putting a woods team together, i would more focus on Army battle drills...ambush, basic flanking, etc. I think that will help you MUCH more than assigning positions...

Ceesman can attest that on the rare occassion, you'll have to clear a trench (another battle drill) out at HIVI outdoor in Coram.

On the other hand, if you want to pick up some cash or professional work in the future, your best bet would be to study the NPPL (I forget the other league) positions and try to see who can do what around those guidelines, and just get good.

Just remember, you don't have to be on a paintball field to practice fundamentals. That can save you some money in the beginning. Then start entering novice tournaments as your team gets better, or even off the bat just to guage what you need to work on as a whole. I'm going to get off my soap box now, starting to get a nose bleed up here