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 What
is Re-Ball?
Re-ball is paintless Re-Ball. It is played with the same equipment as PAINTBALL. The projectile used in re- ball are rubber balls.
Who Can Play?
Re-ball appeals to both genders and people of all
ages. However, our minimum age for players is 13
years of age. Anyone under the age of eighteen must
also have their legal guardian sign and date our
waiver.
What Should I Bring?
We supply players with all the necessary equipment
needed to play Re-ball, However, we do recommend
that people wear old, dark clothing.
Does It Hurt To Play Re-ball?
There is a bit of a sting, similar to being snapped
with a rubber band. Sometimes it can leave a small
bruise. We do our best to limit close range encounters
with our minimum 10ft rule.
Can I Bring My Own Equipment?
You can bring your own Paintball gun as long as it can shoot less than 240 ft per second. You can bring your own goggles, they must be approved by our staff. No you can not bring your own Re-balls |
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Re-ball & Air Fill Information |
- Equipment = Tipman 98 Re-Ball Gun ,Body
Armor, Mask ,Hopper , Sheild , Visor , 9oz.
C02 Tank/ No2 Tank
- Protective Jacket Rental - $9.99 ( Heavy Duty
Jacket )
- Co2 Fills - $.30 / Ounce ---- Nitrous/Air
Fill - $7.50
- Unlimted All Day Air/Co2- $13
- Re-ball can be played ONLY on the best of
conditions. Management reserves the right to
decide if those conditions are ideal or not.
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RE- BALL SUMMER HOURS |
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MONDAY - FRI - 5PM TO 10PM (RESERVATION
W/ CREDIT CARD REQUIRED) |
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SATURDAYS - 12PM TO 10PM (RESERVATION
W/ CREDIT CARD REQUIRED) |
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SUNDAY - 12PM TO 10PM (RESERVATION W/ CREDIT
CARD REQUIRED) |
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PRICING |
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1 SESSION - $35.00 -INCLUDES FULL
EQUIPMENT + 200 RE-BALLS + 200 RESERVE + NO2 TANK
(1500 PSI FILL) |
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1 SESSION- $49.99 - INCLUDES FULL
EQUIPMENT + 200 RE-BALLS + 400 RESERVE + NO2 TANK
(3000 PSI FILL) |
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CORPORATE/PRIVATE
PARTY PRICING ( 10 Players Max ) |
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$ 450 1 hour private use of the Re-ball
Facility +Referee + Equipment+ Unlimited Air + 4000
balls |
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$ 600 1 hour private use of the Re-ball
Facility + Referee + Equipment + Unlimited Air+
6000 balls |
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$ 800 1 hour private use of the Re-ball
Facility + Referee + Equipment + Unlimited Air +8000
balls |
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| Everyone
interested in playing Re- ball MUST read and fill all
the forms listed below. You can SAVE time by downloading
these forms and having them completed prior to your arrival
at BBgrandslam |
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Download the RE-BALL RULES FORM |
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Download the RE-BALL RENTAL FORM |
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Download RE-BALL MEDICAL FORM |
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Download the RE-BALL WAVIER FORM |
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Speedball |
| To be successful
at speedball (and thus, at tournaments) you have
to know how to snapshoot. The ability to snap up
and quickly shoot several rounds at your enemy without
getting hit yourself is critical. Because it requires
speed, aim, and a “feel” for the game,
snapshooting is a tough skill to master. |
- Try different positions. You should be comfortable
when you snapshoot, but you should also be flexible
enough to adapt to whatever bunker you find
yourself behind. You can do snapshots standing,
crouching, kneeling, or even crawling
(particularly helpful if you are playing on
a snake-like bunker). Whatever position you’re
in, you are going to have to move quickly.
- Be ambidextrous. To be competitive on the
Re-Ball field, you need to be able to shoot
with both hands. This doesn’t come naturally
to most people, but practice makes perfect.
Plus, it’s a good skill not just for snapshooting,
but for Re-Ball in general.
- Know the field layout. True, it’s not
necessary to know a field before you play in
it, but it helps. Each bunker gives you relatively
easy targets to aim at and leaves you open in
some way.
- Play tight. The less of your
body that’s exposed, the longer you’ll
stay in the game.
- Think ahead. Before you snap up, you have
to know exactly where you are going to look.
You can not waste precious seconds figuring
out what bunker you should be aiming for.
- Double snap. The first time is to assess the
situation (do you have the shot?) The second
snap is to actually shoot.
- Look quickly. You have to be able to snap
up, see if you have a shot, burn that imagine
in your mind as you are snapping back behind
your bunker. It’s not easy assessing the
situation in less than a second – at first.
But as you practice, you’ll be surprised
at how easy it becomes.
- Shoot, then aim. Don’t wait until you’re
in the perfect position to start shooting. Shoot
as you are snapping out of the bunker.
- Don’t linger. Snapshots are done not
just to get the other person out, but to keep
you in the game. Take 1-4 quick shots, then
duck back in. Don’t expose yourself for
more than a few moments a time, no matter how
irresistible the target is or how badly you
want to see if your aim was good.
- Be unpredictable. Your opponent
can’t know where you’ll pop up next,
or you’ll be the one getting splattered.
- Don’t get tunnel vision.
When you’re concentrating on taking one
person out, it is easy to forget about the rest
of the field. But you can’t let that happen
– someone else might get an advantage
on you, or your teammates might need your help.
Remember to assess what’s going on in
the game. It may feel to crazy and hard to do
at first, but with practice it will come naturally.
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