Rules & Waivers

Release of Liability Waivers

All members and players must read and complete the appropriate Blue Ridge Paintball Release of Liability Waiver form prior to participating or competing. Waivers are stored in our database and only need to be completed once per year.

All Players

All payers must have a signed waiver on file dated within the last 365 days.  Waivers may be signed in advance by using the link below OR during online booking.

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Member - All ages

If you plan to become a member of BRP, you will need to have a “Member Waiver” signed and on file.  This waiver is slightly different from the “Player Waiver.”

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How to Play Paintball

For Dummies

Does it hurt to get hit?

If you haven’t played paintball before, the best way to describe the sensation of being hit is the feeling of being snapped with a rubber band. It may be surprising at first, but the feeling usually goes away after about 5-10 seconds.  All of our markers are also set to a low FPS, and we also enforce a minimum distance rule.

Does the paint wash out?

Believe it or not, theres no actual “paint” in paintballs, and therefore no risk of staining.  All of the ingredients (inside and out) are water soluble and non-toxic.  Some of the ingredients include polyethylene glycol, gelatin, sorbitol, glycerol, dye and/or vegetable oil.

What is the objective of the game?

There are many variations of the game of paintball including woodsball and speedball with different objectives.  Overall can think of paintball like an intense version of outdoor tag where (in most scenarios) if you get hit, you are eliminated from the game.  Your referees will take you thorough an assortment of games with various objectives such as capture-the-flag, domination, etc. and explain each one before you play.

Why do people enjoy paintball?

Because it’s awesome.

Need more information?  Check out our F.A.Q. page.