CLASS SNAPSHOT

Location: ITA Private Field

Time: 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM

Required for all new players

Focus: Safety, handling, field readiness

Includes hands-on training and intro gameplay

No certification = No games

9:00 AM – Gate Opens

Participant check-in and setup

Informal Q&A and gear prep

10:00 AM – Instructor Introduction

Welcome and instructor background

Overview of teaching style:
Explain → Demonstrate → Observe → Coach

Class expectations:

Everyone paid to be here — your time is valuable

Disruptive behavior is not tolerated

Constructive input is welcome

Unsafe behavior will result in removal without refund

Instructor’s note:
“We understand people learn in different ways. If this class doesn’t meet your needs, you’re welcome to schedule a one-on-one session or choose not to participate. There are no refunds, but we appreciate your time and effort.”

Yellow / Red Card Behavior System

Yellow Card: A non-punitive warning for players who may need more guidance

Red Card: Issued after continued unsafe behavior — may result in removal without refund

This system maintains safety and helps everyone learn at their own pace.

10:10 AM – What Is an Airsoft Replica?

Airsoft replicas are non-lethal models designed to fire 6mm plastic BBs

Cannot be converted into real firearms

Power sources include:

Electric (AEG)

Gas (GBB)

High Pressure Air (HPA)

Manual spring/piston systems

Airsoft originated in Japan in 1974

Focus of this section: how to safely own and understand your Airsoft replica

10:30 AM – How to Handle & Treat Airsoft Replicas

Core safety rules:

Treat every replica as if it’s real and loaded

Always point your replica in a safe direction

Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on target

Know your target and what’s behind it

Real-world context and examples are discussed throughout.

11:00 AM – Hands-On Demonstration

Participants rotate through a firing line. The instructor will:

Explain the skill

Demonstrate proper technique

Observe student performance

Encourage and correct as needed

If someone flags themselves or another person, the instructor will call it out loudly as a teaching moment.

Covered skills include:

Approaching and holding a replica

Checking if loaded and clearing

Carry techniques (Safe Hang, Low Ready, High Port, etc.)

Draw stroke, sight alignment, and safe shooting

Proper loading and unloading

12:00 PM – Lunch Break

Casual time to eat, ask questions, and relax before the afternoon session.

1:00–3:00 PM – Skills Reinforcement

Partner drills and continued coaching

Field layout and movement review

Gear checks and readiness evaluation

3:00 PM – Class Ends

Participants are evaluated and certified if they’ve demonstrated safety, focus, and skill readiness.

3:30–5:30 PM – Introductory Games

Supervised mini-games to apply skills

Slow, structured gameplay for confidence building

Final wrap-up and field shut down at 5:30 PM