Wide Push (Team Push)
Overview
A wide push is a coordinated advance along the far outside edge of the field to gain strong angles and pressure against the opponent.
Key Points
- Focuses on controlling the tape line.
- Creates long, powerful crossfield shots.
- Useful for breaking teams stuck in defensive positions.
- Works best with support from mid and back players.
- Gives access to dominant wrap angles.
Details
A wide push is executed when players advance along the far left or right edge of the field commonly called the tape line. This area provides some of the strongest angles in paintball because players can wrap around defenders and shoot deep into their bunker structure.
Wide pushes are often used to: Break defensive teams Capture key bunkers on the tape Force opponents to rotate and give up center control
The player pushing wide usually receives cover fire from mid and back players to suppress defenders. Once the tape is controlled, the pushing player can collapse the field by shooting inward.
Wide pushes require timing, awareness, and strong lane control.
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