Below is a list of questions frequently asked by our players.
Disclaimer: Please note the answers to the following questions are subject to change. If you have any queries, please contact Nathan vianathan@action6.com.auor visit our Terms and Conditions.
How much does it cost to register a team? To submit a team, $250 is required to secure your spot. Click here to view our pricing structure and to get involved for next Season!
How old do I have to be to play ACTION 6? Our competition caters for all abilities who are aged 14 and above.
What times are games played? Game times are as followed: 6:30pm / 7:15pm / 8:00pm and 8:30pm.
How will I benefit from playing ACTION 6? In most cases, our players work in a full-time environment and are looking to have fun, get fit and make new friends. By playing in our competition, this will allow you to get more touches on the ball and preserve your joints as opposed to playing on a futsal court. The fields we use are approximately 50m x 30m which means you will develop spacial awareness, have more shots on goal and of course have fun in a professionally run social environment.
How long does a game run for and is it weekly? Yes. Games are played on a week to week basis and each game runs for a total of 40 minutes. This is split into 2 x 20 minute halves with a 2 minute break.
When can I join and how long does it run for? You can join ACTION 6 prior to the registration cut-off date (seehere). Our weekly scheduled games run in line with the Seasons of the year and is played all year round! Each Season consists of 10 weeks with a one week break between each Season.
Is there insurance? ACTION 6 has both Public Liability and Personal Accident Insurance should injury occur. A copy of our Certificate of Currency can be obtained from Head Office.
Is the Venue Manager First Aid qualified? All Venue Managers are First Aid and CPR trained.
How big are the divisions? Depending on the size of the Season’s competition, it is common for there to be 6 teams in each Division.
Do I need to wear shin guards? Yes. We encourage all players to wear protection before taking part on the field, however, players not choosing to wear shinguards do so at their own risk.
