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**CenterFlagRob** · February 15th, 05:26 PM

CenterFlag is introducing the first North American Reball Training Center in the Yorkville, IL on 2/25/05. This facility is dedicated to providing players with a private setting to practice drills. THIS IS NOT A PLACE TO "PLAY" PAINTBALL...ONLY TO RUN DRILLS

http://www.reballtrainingcenter.com

**Ugly Bassist** · February 15th, 05:28 PM

why cant it be in mass.. meh..

**Huey69** · February 15th, 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by CenterFlagRob

CenterFlag is introducing the first North American Reball Training Center in the Yorkville, IL on 2/25/05. This facility is dedicated to providing players with a private setting to practice drills. THIS IS NOT A PLACE TO "PLAY" PAINTBALL...ONLY TO RUN DRILLS

http://www.reballtrainingcenter.com

Oh i hate you....open one up in So Cal. Also this belongs in regionals!

**fenix_freak** · February 15th, 05:43 PM

yay...illinois!!!!

haha...i live in illinois! yet i will most likely never go there...but if i do...yay!

**chromekilla** · February 15th, 05:44 PM

not exactly, this can attract teams from all over the US, i know i would drive a couple hours for a 4 hour practice with unlimited balls

this is seriously a huge thing, and more are definatly going to open once people see what a success it is stateside

and dont worry jewman, with all the powerhouse teams in cali, do you really no one is going to consider putting one up there?

**Ugly Bassist** · February 15th, 05:49 PM

yeah theyre a goldmine..

**bobide** · February 15th, 05:53 PM

it would help if they included a map, or a hint of location. Becuase i couldn't find anything.

**chromekilla** · February 15th, 05:55 PM

the hada map and directions and contact number and adress in there somewhere, i was looking at it last ngiht

**CenterFlagRob** · February 15th, 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by bobide

it would help if they included a map, or a hint of location. Becuase i couldn't find anything.

You have to look for CONTACT in order to get the contact information like address, phone, etc...

http://www.reballtrainingcenter.com/contact.html

**Fubar2** · February 15th, 06:32 PM

id go to one if one opend near me, but that wont happen

**Roadkill** · February 15th, 07:23 PM

I like the example on their site on how reballs feilds would be a great alternative to actual paintballs for school feilds.

***Kaede*** · February 15th, 08:03 PM

Only in one state?

That sucks, wish it was down here, I heard it was awesome for training use.

**DuoDSG** · February 15th, 09:01 PM

My teamate and I were talking about this a few weeks ago when the announcement came up in CF's website.

I checked their website for more info last night when I made the manufacturer link page for our team's site, but the details are too vague to know anything for sure. I'm still surprised, though- I didn't think CenterFlag would be the one to do it.

**dum rookie** · February 15th, 09:07 PM

its off of i-88 by sugargrove i think

**Stan** · February 15th, 10:08 PM

i wub illinois

**Jase** · February 15th, 10:53 PM

Sweet I go to illinois possibly this summer. I'm not sure where though. hopefully close to this place.

**CenterFlagRob** · February 16th, 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by dum rookie

its off of i-88 by sugargrove i think

little bit more south of 88 off or Rt. 47. Right after you go through downtown Yorkville across the River

We've already starting accepting reservations so if any of you guys want to run some drills, give us a call. We'll have some of the old pro Swarm guys, 665 Almost Evil, and Psycho Circus helping teams work on drills

**Brockocoli** · February 16th, 12:18 PM

the floors are concrete...no turf...the floor wont be good for sliding (unless you want to hurt yourself)...and your requiring players to buy knee/elbow pads to practice?? Snapshooting wont be the same

but on the upside...it sounds cool...

**chromekilla** · February 16th, 12:32 PM

i dont see a problem witha concrete floor if your wearing decent knee and elbow pads, and of course they are required, otherwise it would be a safety concern and insurance would be higher if they didnt require the proper padding

and what do you mean snapshooting wont be the same? if by "the same" you mean it wont be as bad as it used to be, then yeah, it wont be the same becasue this place is going to improve skill without having to dish out half a paycheck on paint

**CenterFlagRob** · February 16th, 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Brockocoli

the floors are concrete...no turf...the floor wont be good for sliding (unless you want to hurt yourself)...and your requiring players to buy knee/elbow pads to practice?? Snapshooting wont be the same

but on the upside...it sounds cool...

ok...here's some info for you taken from our homepage: (PLEASE READ THE PART ABOUT SLIDING AND DIVING WHICH ADDRESSES YOUR CONCERN)

RTC field information:
RTC will be using airball bunkers on the field and we'll have targets that teams can use on the field for target practice, snap practice, sweet-spotting, etc. The floor is concrete and we require knee and elbow pads to play. We do not expect players to practice sliding or diving while running drills which is why we are not adding turf. If you would like to practice diving or sliding, we recommend you go to an outdoor facility or an indoor facility with some type of padding on the floor.