"GEELONG AFL MASTERS, GET BACK IN THE GAME"
"GEELONG AFL MASTERS,
GET BACK IN THE GAME"
AFL Masters is designed to allow mature aged Australian Rules footballers the opportunity to participate safely in the great game of Australian Rules Football and to compete with their aged peers.
The opportunity to participate, to compete and to be physically active is the main motivation of the competitors.
AFL Masters
AFL Masters Concept:
“AFL Masters will provide the opportunity for members and supporters to enjoy the game of Australian Rules Football in a safe supportive and fun environment.”
AFL Masters
What is AFL Masters?
AFL Masters Mission:
The Game of AFL Masters (AFLM) Australian Football provides the opportunity for male and female players 35 years and over to enjoy the game of Aussie Rules Football in a safe, supportive, family orientated and fun environment.
The Masters style of AFL football originated in Victoria in 1980 and is now played by over 260 teams throughout Australia.
Each year a National Carnival is also held which provides the opportunity to players to represent their state in what is the largest AFL Carnival event in Australia.
AFLM has a national standardised set of modified rules designed to reduce the risks of injury and has the benefit of being acknowledged and supported by the AFL and Sport Australia.
The sport is governed by the AFLM National Board and its’ nine-member State and Territory Associations.
You will find a welcoming atmosphere at AFLM clubs with an emphasis on family involvement and fun social interaction.
While a good level of fitness is required to enjoy the game fully, training runs once or twice a week without huge time commitments which means it’s flexible around family and work commitments.
AFL Masters:
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AFL Rules are modified for AFL Masters.
Read our rules here
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Geelong AFL Masters acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognises the continuing connection to lands, waters and communities. We pay our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and to Elders past and present.