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== History ==

=== Establishment ===

BKi Paintball was developed by Grayson Goff of [[San Antonio X-Factor]] and Scott Kemp, a professional player associated with [[San Diego Dynasty]].

The organisation was established around 2014, with its official website marking ten years of BKi in 2024.[1]

The original concept was to make professional-level coaching accessible to players who could not regularly attend in-person clinics.

Goff developed instructional material covering tournament fundamentals, while Kemp contributed training programmes focused on fitness and conditioning.[2][3]

By 2016, BKi had developed an online library of videos and written training materials.

On 17 July 2016, professional player [[Ryan Greenspan]] announced that he had joined the platform, working with Goff and Kemp to expand its instructional content.[4]

=== Expansion ===

BKi subsequently expanded its instructional staff to include additional professional players and coaches.

[[Rusty Glaze]], a former professional player and coach of San Diego Dynasty, became involved in developing the platform's coaching material.

In an announcement published through BKi, Glaze identified an expanded instructional team including Greenspan, [[Marcello Margott]], [[Nick Leival]], [[Nick Slowiak]] and [[Greg Siewers]].[3]

The platform developed a broader collection of instructional courses covering individual technique, team strategy, tournament preparation and coaching.