Matt, the fact that you are there means something. If Coach didn’t see the ability in you, he wouldn’t want you on the team to begin with. There is no need to get dismayed about not getting any playing time. You are a good player, surrounded by great players, it is all an opportunity to grow. You can absolutely be learning and growing standing on the sidelines. You can see things your teammates can’t, during a match. Pick their brains, tell them what you see and they can tell you what they are seeing. The increased potential is there, so do everything you mentally and physically can to stay engaged hard and seize the open space in front of you, whatever roll you are given or asked to help with. If you’re given a clipboard to hold, leave friction marks in it by the time the weekend is over. Super excited to continue to follow you my guy.
You inspired me to start playing tournament paintball. I was down at my lowest, felt no motivation to go on in life, didnt feel like going to work, nothing. I started with tournament paintball, now i always wait for the next day of practise, the next tournament. Paintball is my passion now, i started to work out and got my motivation back, even off the field. thank you mat! The statement at the end is really huge, thats the spirit of an professional athlete, your time will come!
Did you have friends that played already? I haven't played in like 15 years but found my old DM4 and autococker so decided to look up some info on the state of the game. Now I'm getting the itch to go out and play again. But speedball has always been more fun to me than playing in the woods. I just don't know anyone else who plays
@@brimmed use the internet! look for teams or fields around you and contact them. im living in germany where paintball is very small but i just searched for the nearest tournament field, called them and they gave me phone numbers from various teams. i joined their practise and thats how it started.
Deadset Matty with how your content goes, if people are serious about growing the sport, they should be getting you and others in front of ESPN etc. You're actually taking the time to explain the game and tell the people what it's really like. Go Growl. Had a similar situation with myself at my last event, was worried I wouldn't get play time on Sunday. Ended up getting on most of the game and hitting the buzzer in OT after a sick two pack.
@@MattTheGymRat that’s it man. First time all weekend I’d managed to hit my snake lane off the start gate too. I will continue to petition until we get a “I got on ESPN video”
@MattTheGymRat supposedly there will be ESPN there for the mid Atlantic major, tho it will be for the pros finals, but paintball will be back on TV so let's see where this ship goes
Playing a tournament is one of the scariest yet most fun experiences I’ve ever had. I have yet to play or even see an NXL match but I might go to Chicago this year 🤩 I’m only on a D4 team but I hope I can climb the ladder in the future :) Damn bro, that last part hit though.
huge props talking about your vulnerabilities, especially in paintball. always love your content and keep it up, you are where you at because of who you are
You’re there tho man, you put in the work. You will be needed. Like you said it’s a team sport, but keep doing your thing man keep your chin up you’re a semi-pro now!!! I’m still d5 and you’re younger than me!!! Keep it up man!
Matt, Im 36, i started playing paintball when i was 14, and got back into the sport 4 years ago. i JUST got onto a D5 team in WA called Helldawgz. anyways. i just wanted to say what an inspiration you are to me and a lot of others either new or getting back into the sport. i totally understand how you feel when you are benched for an important point in a tournament. but youre absolutely right. its a team sport. you have a set of tools that are great on the field for when they need it. but its not needed every single point. i guess what im trying to say is, we've all been there. but you handled it with professionalism, poise, and acceptance. cant wait for the next event! thank you for your content and for helping grow the sport. :)
I'm really happy you're playing again. It's awesome to hear that my videos help in some way. Thanks for saying what you said too. I always remind myself I will be happy sticking with it through the hard times. Going to keep working to get back out there.
bro the ending really got to me damn cause that was literally me for soccer when i was variety in high school like i had the same feeling you had man like it really can destroy you when you play a sport you really love just to not end up playing each game i just felt like straight shi but you just gotta keep marching on but damn low key felt you gym rat but keep on the hard work man really enjoy your videos and everything you really inspire me to play paintball you were the first person to actually get me into the sport,thanks your the best paintballer in my books truly keep it up tho man keep your head up you’ll there someday man
Glad you could relate because its not a good feeling but it does make you think hard about your future. I just kept reminding myself to channel that pain into my training and learning process. It's been paying off too.
I know you already know this, but it always bears repeating: lack of skill does not equal lack of playing time. This is why ROTY is an award in every major sport in the world. You're not gonna step in and be a gamechanger or the new heart of the franchise. You're green and you need to get muddied up a little to understand the grit that seasoned pros play with. Been watching your videos for a few years now and I have no doubt you will be a pro soon. You work your ass off, you are always open to advice, you don't take yourself too seriously and you're a nice guy who loves paintball. You're not playing for GG cuz of your channel or your speed, you're with them because you play with heart and love the game and treat people well. What more could you ask from someone?
That means alot. Your point of having a ROTY makes alot of sense. I'm hopeful to keep growing around these guys and become able to apply that growth on the field.
@@MattTheGymRat You got this man! You're definitely my favorite player to watch you play with so much heart and also have so much fun. Also, I know being a competitor means you are always looking for things to work on, but consider this: Growl never would have had you play for them if they didn't completely trust that they could give you a spin and you would ball out. Anyone that plays for a team knows that the starting 5/8 have a synergy and you don't want to mess with that if it's working. The best players to ever play prove they are great in every aspect, whether it be in the pits, going over game plans, wiping players down, giving them motivation or space depending on what they want. Just like any sport every single little bit you do to help your team, also helps you.
ANOTHER DEPOSIT! Hey Matt the growlers played their hearts out winning multiple overtime points. And I ve been in the same position of not playing in a tourney but it's like you said it lights a fire like never before. And you contributed more than you know. The pit crew is vital to a team winning. Epic content as always. Keep your head up and keep BALLIN!
I have had the same experience when i did not get to play once in a tournament to. I was not that sad though since the team played really well without me. They were playing in semi pro but next tournament they will let me play in begginer division. I hope you get to play next time and win
Yes, the promotion-relegation thing works like that in European football leagues. In the bigger countries like England, France, Germany, etc it's more than one team though.
I get the feeling man of not playing at an event. Its frustrating but you are there, you are inches away from that experience. It's easy to want to quit in that moment but youll have your shot. Just keep practicing and improving and most importantly, show up. Great vid dude
Matt looking to see you again at the Mid Atlantic tournament I have a big hug coming your way buddy. Keep your head up. Your skills are great and in no time you will be dominating the field.
Great perspective on having to ride the pine during the tourney. Keep grinding and continue to be the best teammate one can be. Keep your eye on the prize. If you remain focused and disciplined, success is sure to follow.
Damn dude. Well said at the end of the video. MAD RESPECT for you sharing that vulnerable moment. I know a lot of people(myself included) resonate with you and those heartbreaking, yet awesome moments. Your time is coming up tho, bro.
Keep your head up Matt. Just like you said it’s only going to make you stronger and work even harder. Every experience is another deposit and every deposit brings you to different experiences. Keep that grind up and the amazing videos. Thanks for letting us learn and experience this journey with you. 🔥💪
Respect! at the end of the video. Positive mind and becoming a teamplayer (support role) goes a long way to the teams success. keep grinding! Much love from Brunei.
no matter what, you will always play your part in the team. every player is an important player in their own ability. we will still support you, no matter what💯☝🏾your in a area most people dream of. just, live in the moment matt. Your time will always come💯gods choice your semi-pro for a reason matt💯
Woow I am from Colombia And doing something like this is almos imposible for the average person. I would love to have the oporunity to expirience it. Or more than that to make a live out of it. Nice videos I can enjoy and I fell in love with Paintball from here thanks to my MAN. I can´t imagine how is to have the opportunity to practice it. I am working now for the dream.
I didnt even know upstate sc had a semi pro paintball team. Pretty cool they named it after the old hockey team. i remember goin and watching as a kid at the bilo center. 5 bucks a ticket.
Matt I know how you feel I have traveled far and wide to tournaments. I have played every point in some and none at all but like previous comments there is a reason you are on the team and maybe this wasn’t your event but there is Chicago soon and you never know what can happen. Btw Friese is a Pittsburgh guy we grew up playing together
Maaaan i am just upset i started getting back into paintball in my 30s (last played when i was 15) because I am addicted to tournament paintball now 😂😂 just need to be younger so i can slide/dive better lol
On different note. As someone who grew up playing competitive soccer, I have spent plenty of time on the bench. one of the worst feelings is sitting on the bench an entire season and only being put in a couple times throughout the whole year. Unfortunately, I don't really have any advice for you here. I just thought I'd share my experience here to let you know there are others out here who understand the feelings you're going through all so well. When my team went on to win the state tournament, I heavily questioned whether or not I even wanted the ring because I didn't feel like I had done anything to earn it. To this day (8 years later), I still question if getting a ring was the right decision. But, you have to remember one thing in particular. While you may not be on the field, you act as the opponent during practice. Iron sharpens iron. If you weren't an amazing player, then them practicing against you would be close to meaningless. At the end of the day, you may not have been the player on the field, but you are a huge reason as to why they are performing as well as they are. Without you pushing them to get better, they never would have made it past that round 1 matchup.
They need to add more variety to professional paintball. Speedball courses just get boring to watch, they need more woods ball thrown in their like the old school days. Iron City Classic is the absolute best tourney to watch because of the variety of courses.
Matt trust in the process, it will work out. I turn 50 this year and I am just starting with paintball after my son Introduced it to me this year. I'm registered and have more knowledge because of your efforts.#oldestfreshman
That's awesome to hear you and your son are getting into the sport. I know you're coming from a wise perspective when you say "Trust the process" and your 100% right. I will continue to put my best foot forward regardless of what's happened before. Thanks alot.
Man what you said hit me like a shotgun blast to the chest ! Facts ! You are the most Humble mofo i. The game paintball needs more players like you Matt ! I hope to see you at Mid Atlantic
You ever played at paintball Charleston?!? I knew you were from South Carolina when I saw that Clemson jersey. Come down to pbc and melt some faces dude!
I know it is common practice, but having players come out and play no points is a dogshit take by people who are all wrong. You are damaging your team in the long run by alienating your players and robbing them of valuable tournament experience. I know you respect your coach and I know he's coaching semi-pro, but I think he's wrong and I aim to prove that. In fact, I started a team for that and a number of other reasons. The status quo and conventional thinking are all wrong. Don't belive me? Keep an eye on the Silly Bananas playing in the WCPPL.
Matt, the fact that you are there means something. If Coach didn’t see the ability in you, he wouldn’t want you on the team to begin with. There is no need to get dismayed about not getting any playing time. You are a good player, surrounded by great players, it is all an opportunity to grow. You can absolutely be learning and growing standing on the sidelines. You can see things your teammates can’t, during a match. Pick their brains, tell them what you see and they can tell you what they are seeing. The increased potential is there, so do everything you mentally and physically can to stay engaged hard and seize the open space in front of you, whatever roll you are given or asked to help with. If you’re given a clipboard to hold, leave friction marks in it by the time the weekend is over. Super excited to continue to follow you my guy.
Thanks for that. I'm used that experience to grow exactly how you said. It sucked but it had to happen.
@@MattTheGymRat ya man u tried ur best being there its a team sport ur still an inspiration to me ❤️ u brodie.
You inspired me to start playing tournament paintball. I was down at my lowest, felt no motivation to go on in life, didnt feel like going to work, nothing. I started with tournament paintball, now i always wait for the next day of practise, the next tournament. Paintball is my passion now, i started to work out and got my motivation back, even off the field. thank you mat! The statement at the end is really huge, thats the spirit of an professional athlete, your time will come!
Did you have friends that played already? I haven't played in like 15 years but found my old DM4 and autococker so decided to look up some info on the state of the game. Now I'm getting the itch to go out and play again. But speedball has always been more fun to me than playing in the woods. I just don't know anyone else who plays
@@brimmed use the internet! look for teams or fields around you and contact them. im living in germany where paintball is very small but i just searched for the nearest tournament field, called them and they gave me phone numbers from various teams. i joined their practise and thats how it started.
This is me
I remember when matt started playing D2 like a few mounths ago, now we are here!😂🎉
Deadset Matty with how your content goes, if people are serious about growing the sport, they should be getting you and others in front of ESPN etc. You're actually taking the time to explain the game and tell the people what it's really like. Go Growl. Had a similar situation with myself at my last event, was worried I wouldn't get play time on Sunday. Ended up getting on most of the game and hitting the buzzer in OT after a sick two pack.
We never know until we're in the moment. And maybe one day I could be on ESPN. That would be awesome.
@@MattTheGymRat that’s it man. First time all weekend I’d managed to hit my snake lane off the start gate too. I will continue to petition until we get a “I got on ESPN video”
@MattTheGymRat supposedly there will be ESPN there for the mid Atlantic major, tho it will be for the pros finals, but paintball will be back on TV so let's see where this ship goes
Playing a tournament is one of the scariest yet most fun experiences I’ve ever had. I have yet to play or even see an NXL match but I might go to Chicago this year 🤩
I’m only on a D4 team but I hope I can climb the ladder in the future :)
Damn bro, that last part hit though.
The part at the end hurts!
It was 100% from the heart but we get stronger 💪
huge props talking about your vulnerabilities, especially in paintball. always love your content and keep it up, you are where you at because of who you are
Thanks for that. I'm just going to keep going until I cant. I want to always get better.
Really changing the game when it comes to all things paintball. True inspiration Matt.
Appreciate it brother 🙏
You’re there tho man, you put in the work. You will be needed. Like you said it’s a team sport, but keep doing your thing man keep your chin up you’re a semi-pro now!!! I’m still d5 and you’re younger than me!!! Keep it up man!
Matt, Im 36, i started playing paintball when i was 14, and got back into the sport 4 years ago. i JUST got onto a D5 team in WA called Helldawgz. anyways. i just wanted to say what an inspiration you are to me and a lot of others either new or getting back into the sport. i totally understand how you feel when you are benched for an important point in a tournament. but youre absolutely right. its a team sport. you have a set of tools that are great on the field for when they need it. but its not needed every single point. i guess what im trying to say is, we've all been there. but you handled it with professionalism, poise, and acceptance. cant wait for the next event! thank you for your content and for helping grow the sport. :)
I'm really happy you're playing again. It's awesome to hear that my videos help in some way. Thanks for saying what you said too. I always remind myself I will be happy sticking with it through the hard times. Going to keep working to get back out there.
bro the ending really got to me damn cause that was literally me for soccer when i was variety in high school like i had the same feeling you had man like it really can destroy you when you play a sport you really love just to not end up playing each game i just felt like straight shi but you just gotta keep marching on but damn low key felt you gym rat but keep on the hard work man really enjoy your videos and everything you really inspire me to play paintball you were the first person to actually get me into the sport,thanks your the best paintballer in my books truly keep it up tho man keep your head up you’ll there someday man
Glad you could relate because its not a good feeling but it does make you think hard about your future. I just kept reminding myself to channel that pain into my training and learning process. It's been paying off too.
you're a good kid Matt, young with a good head on your shoulders, stay positive man. I hope to somehow see you on a field one day, god bless brotha
I know you already know this, but it always bears repeating: lack of skill does not equal lack of playing time. This is why ROTY is an award in every major sport in the world. You're not gonna step in and be a gamechanger or the new heart of the franchise. You're green and you need to get muddied up a little to understand the grit that seasoned pros play with. Been watching your videos for a few years now and I have no doubt you will be a pro soon. You work your ass off, you are always open to advice, you don't take yourself too seriously and you're a nice guy who loves paintball. You're not playing for GG cuz of your channel or your speed, you're with them because you play with heart and love the game and treat people well. What more could you ask from someone?
That means alot. Your point of having a ROTY makes alot of sense. I'm hopeful to keep growing around these guys and become able to apply that growth on the field.
@@MattTheGymRat You got this man! You're definitely my favorite player to watch you play with so much heart and also have so much fun. Also, I know being a competitor means you are always looking for things to work on, but consider this: Growl never would have had you play for them if they didn't completely trust that they could give you a spin and you would ball out. Anyone that plays for a team knows that the starting 5/8 have a synergy and you don't want to mess with that if it's working. The best players to ever play prove they are great in every aspect, whether it be in the pits, going over game plans, wiping players down, giving them motivation or space depending on what they want. Just like any sport every single little bit you do to help your team, also helps you.
ANOTHER DEPOSIT! Hey Matt the growlers played their hearts out winning multiple overtime points. And I ve been in the same position of not playing in a tourney but it's like you said it lights a fire like never before. And you contributed more than you know. The pit crew is vital to a team winning. Epic content as always. Keep your head up and keep BALLIN!
Appreciate it D. Only way we can go is forward. Thanks like always bro 💪
Love the practice and tournament style videos
I have had the same experience when i did not get to play once in a tournament to. I was not that sad though since the team played really well without me. They were playing in semi pro but next tournament they will let me play in begginer division. I hope you get to play next time and win
Glad you could relate. Thanks man
Yes, the promotion-relegation thing works like that in European football leagues. In the bigger countries like England, France, Germany, etc it's more than one team though.
Glad my many hours in Fifa kind of taught me something lol
This was a great video. Tells the story of going pro so well 🔥
Let's hope we can make it happen
I get the feeling man of not playing at an event. Its frustrating but you are there, you are inches away from that experience. It's easy to want to quit in that moment but youll have your shot. Just keep practicing and improving and most importantly, show up. Great vid dude
Thank you. Hard work has been paying off.
Matt looking to see you again at the Mid Atlantic tournament I have a big hug coming your way buddy. Keep your head up. Your skills are great and in no time you will be dominating the field.
Im here now! Ive moved on from that moment but I have used it as fuel to get better.
I will be there Saturday and Sunday. Will look for you team.
Keep training. Keep getting better. Remember this feeling. Put in that work.
Great video Matt. Hope this becomes a series
Great perspective on having to ride the pine during the tourney. Keep grinding and continue to be the best teammate one can be. Keep your eye on the prize. If you remain focused and disciplined, success is sure to follow.
Thanks for that, Peter. I'm going to continue to work and enjoy this hard sport.
Damn dude. Well said at the end of the video. MAD RESPECT for you sharing that vulnerable moment. I know a lot of people(myself included) resonate with you and those heartbreaking, yet awesome moments. Your time is coming up tho, bro.
Thanks my man. Cup is always half full.
Keep your head up Matt. Just like you said it’s only going to make you stronger and work even harder. Every experience is another deposit and every deposit brings you to different experiences. Keep that grind up and the amazing videos. Thanks for letting us learn and experience this journey with you. 🔥💪
Thanks for watching and commenting friend. I appreciate you.
You are correct. This is exactly how soccer works over the pond. There its the bottom couple of teams and the top couple of teams though.
Respect! at the end of the video.
Positive mind and becoming a teamplayer (support role) goes a long way to the teams success.
keep grinding! Much love from Brunei.
Amazing video MAtt!!!
Thank you friend. Means the world to me
It’s all good matt you get the next one when the time is right probably the best learning experience keep up the good work my guy 💯
no matter what, you will always play your part in the team. every player is an important player in their own ability. we will still support you, no matter what💯☝🏾your in a area most people dream of. just, live in the moment matt. Your time will always come💯gods choice your semi-pro for a reason matt💯
Thanks for that. I keep reminding myself that my part for that tournament was not on the field.
Leverage is legit! East coast boys. Play with some of them at my local field often.
Leverage dudes are real ballers
I’m sorry you weren’t able to get on the field there are some spots in one V ones where you could’ve came up clutch
Woow I am from Colombia And doing something like this is almos imposible for the average person. I would love to have the oporunity to expirience it. Or more than that to make a live out of it. Nice videos I can enjoy and I fell in love with Paintball from here thanks to my MAN. I can´t imagine how is to have the opportunity to practice it. I am working now for the dream.
I didnt even know upstate sc had a semi pro paintball team. Pretty cool they named it after the old hockey team. i remember goin and watching as a kid at the bilo center. 5 bucks a ticket.
Great video man, keep on grinding ⚔️
Matt I know how you feel I have traveled far and wide to tournaments. I have played every point in some and none at all but like previous comments there is a reason you are on the team and maybe this wasn’t your event but there is Chicago soon and you never know what can happen. Btw Friese is a Pittsburgh guy we grew up playing together
Hey Matt good luck this weekend 🤙 yall play sac dmg that’s gonna be fun for me to watch my brother plays for them but I hope yall do good this week 🤙👍
4:01 Yes Matt you are 100% correct.. that is how it works ⚽️
Fifa taught me this
2:58 the guy on the right I met him at the last ngxl event super great guy
Ryan is my guy. Awesome dude 👍
Can’t wait for the next video love the content ❤😊😊❤❤😊❤😊❤
Thank you for the support 💪
W vid as always!Can’t wait to see more!
W comment 🔥
@@MattTheGymRathighlight of my day
W video matt keep it up man I love these vids❤
there are plenty of top tier pros who have sat out entire tournaments, going to happen this weekend. just use it as motivation
You make 2 really good points. We just played our 3rd tournament and the motivation definitely worked.
I’m not crying 😢 you’re crying……
Still amazing content Matt! 🔥🔥🔥
Hope you had a fun time
It sucks to not step on the field but it’s all part of the process!!!
Great story. You will have your time.
Yo u should get a shot cam it’s a hunting camera that is small but should work for ur barrel works on mine
Maaaan i am just upset i started getting back into paintball in my 30s (last played when i was 15) because I am addicted to tournament paintball now 😂😂 just need to be younger so i can slide/dive better lol
It won't get any easier but luckily if you take care of your body you can make it happen
Well done homie I’m coming to charlotte sooner than later hope to see some of y’all again
On different note.
As someone who grew up playing competitive soccer, I have spent plenty of time on the bench. one of the worst feelings is sitting on the bench an entire season and only being put in a couple times throughout the whole year. Unfortunately, I don't really have any advice for you here. I just thought I'd share my experience here to let you know there are others out here who understand the feelings you're going through all so well.
When my team went on to win the state tournament, I heavily questioned whether or not I even wanted the ring because I didn't feel like I had done anything to earn it. To this day (8 years later), I still question if getting a ring was the right decision. But, you have to remember one thing in particular. While you may not be on the field, you act as the opponent during practice. Iron sharpens iron. If you weren't an amazing player, then them practicing against you would be close to meaningless. At the end of the day, you may not have been the player on the field, but you are a huge reason as to why they are performing as well as they are. Without you pushing them to get better, they never would have made it past that round 1 matchup.
You sound like a sisy
hey matt you made me want to start playing paintball
Heck yeah! Hope you enjoy it all Cooper 💪
Shout out to another Davies! Who knows maybe we're related hahah .. Great content man! Keep it up
Not many of us out here. Thanks for the support brother 🙏
Hey Matt, Amazing videos, do you need a Thumbnail Designer by any chance?
can you do a review on dye markers next pls
They need to add more variety to professional paintball. Speedball courses just get boring to watch, they need more woods ball thrown in their like the old school days. Iron City Classic is the absolute best tourney to watch because of the variety of courses.
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Edit: Matt, you're the new matty boy for me
lets go a new video
You know the vibes. Let me know what you think 🤟
Keep practicing hard and youll close the gap soon enough
Its getting close to making that happen. MAO will be different
Played in my late teens' early 20s, then I grew up. Had fun, but it definitely was just a hobby.
Matt trust in the process, it will work out. I turn 50 this year and I am just starting with paintball after my son Introduced it to me this year. I'm registered and have more knowledge because of your efforts.#oldestfreshman
That's awesome to hear you and your son are getting into the sport. I know you're coming from a wise perspective when you say "Trust the process" and your 100% right. I will continue to put my best foot forward regardless of what's happened before. Thanks alot.
do you pay alot to be apart of growl?
Paintball is definitely a team sport. Forget about good players. Without good coaching, pit crew, pod runners etc a paintball team is nothing.
You're 100% right. It's just hard when you go planning to play and end up being the pit crew.
Man what you said hit me like a shotgun blast to the chest ! Facts ! You are the most Humble mofo i. The game paintball needs more players like you Matt ! I hope to see you at Mid Atlantic
Im here man. Im going to just use everything i can to get better.
is that ryan @2:58?
so cool!
What hopper are you using in the video?
I didn't play 😂
But I use a Dye LTR
@@MattTheGymRat thank you so much i got the dye ltr on my etha 3 now
Distortion I no a few guys that play in Wi with gunther stupft 36 and also nate roberts think number 7
Those guys are incredible ballers. They made so many good moves in those matches.
@@MattTheGymRat oh I bet they are smart guys and so are u
You ever played at paintball Charleston?!? I knew you were from South Carolina when I saw that Clemson jersey. Come down to pbc and melt some faces dude!
@@nolanrobinson829 got to watch some of my old videos
I know it is common practice, but having players come out and play no points is a dogshit take by people who are all wrong. You are damaging your team in the long run by alienating your players and robbing them of valuable tournament experience. I know you respect your coach and I know he's coaching semi-pro, but I think he's wrong and I aim to prove that. In fact, I started a team for that and a number of other reasons. The status quo and conventional thinking are all wrong. Don't belive me? Keep an eye on the Silly Bananas playing in the WCPPL.
Is there no way to play without it becoming a mud fest tho lol
Its an outdoor sport so we are always at the mercy of the weather
@@MattTheGymRat I live in a bone ass dry desert. But I've heard of rain
Let’s goooo GG!
This shit looks so fun but I ain’t trying to get hit with a paintball that shit hurt
You get used to it after a while 😆
It feels good 😌 👍