Team Training
Communication, movement, field awareness and role-based drills.
Our approach ↗SA milsim team · Est. 2022 · Motto: Be Better
Stand together.
Progress together.
ARR brings structure, teamwork and purposeful training to gel ball. New players learn the fundamentals. Experienced players refine them.
Team firstEvery player contributes
Standards ledClear expectations
Progression basedEarn capability
Safety focusedResponsible play
01 — About ARR
A regiment in name.
A team in practice.
Athelstan's Royal Regiment is an SA-based milsim team, cosplaying as the British Armed Forces.
Athelstan's Royal Regiment is a private South Australian gel-milsim team established in 2022 by players who became good mates. Our goal is to “Be Better.” We support new players who want the same thing we do: a team to belong to. Together, we work hard to provide an equal playing field for new players and bring rarely seen kit to make every gel ball game a unique experience.
02 — What we do
Built around the
whole team.
Training and game-day activities that turn individual skills into a coordinated unit.
Game Days
Organised attendance, clear leadership and objective-focused play.
Join the team ↗Member Progression
A clear pathway from core skills through specialist equipment and roles.
View progression ↗Trials & Development
Testing equipment, refining procedures and sharing practical lessons.
Work with ARR ↗Team Events
Major events, field days and social activities that strengthen the group.
Why ARR ↗ARR Sections
Three distinct sections that bring different styles of gameplay to the team and wider community.
Learn more ↗03 — Sections
Three sections.
Three ways to play.
ARR's three sections each bring a distinct role, identity and style of gameplay. Together, they create varied experiences for our members and contribute something unique to the wider gel ball community.
Ceraptor
ARR's fast-strike section brings high-tempo movement, rapid manoeuvres and aggressive forward play to the field.
Led byTyson Martin
Rams
ARR's defensive section uses heavy weapons, strong positions and controlled gameplay to hold ground and support the team.
Led byTerry Le
Pegasus
ARR's support section keeps the team effective through coordination, reinforcement and adaptable assistance across the field.
Led byBilly Page
04 — The ARR standard
Prepared to play.
Ready to contribute.
Membership is not about owning the most gear. It is about reliability, attitude and a commitment to improve.
01
Polite
Treat teammates, opponents, organisers and venue staff with respect.
02
Professional
Represent ARR with discipline, preparation and pride in every setting.
03
Courteous
Communicate considerately, support others and uphold good sportsmanship.
04
Accountable
Take responsibility for your conduct, equipment, decisions and commitments.
05 — Recruitment
From first contact
to full member.
A straightforward selection process gives both you and ARR the chance to make sure the fit is right.
- 01
Connect
Introduce yourself, your experience and what you want from a team.
- 02
Meet
Attend a game day, meet the team and see how ARR operates.
- 03
Induct
Complete the ARR safety, conduct and equipment induction.
- 04
Develop
Build core skills through training and supervised field experience.
- 05
Qualify
Demonstrate the standard and progress into full membership.
06 — Progression
Capability is
earned in stages.
ARR's unlock system keeps development clear and gives members a practical goal to work towards.
01Light ArmsCore field capability
02EquipmentRole-specific tools
03Support WeaponsTeam support roles
04Heavy OrdnanceAdvanced capability
07 — Fox Industries Australia
Trials · Development · Partnerships
Supporting the team.
Developing capability.
Fox Industries Australia is the development and partnership arm supporting ARR equipment projects, field trials and sponsor relationships.
About Fox Industries
Fox Industries Australia provides a dedicated identity for ARR's trials, development and external partnerships. It gives technical projects room to grow while ARR remains focused on its members, training and game-day operations.
Equipment developmentField evaluationIndustry collaboration
Current Projects
Extended capability, regardless of field. An enhanced individual weapon system developed around ARR requirements.
Enhanced Nerf capability. The next step in precision light arms.
Structured equipment evaluation that turns field experience into practical improvements for the team.
A new Fox Industries capability project is currently in planning.
Further trials and development work will be revealed in the future.
Sponsors & Partners
Fox Industries proudly works with partners who support ARR events, equipment development and member opportunities.
08 — FAQ
Straight
answers.
Do I need previous gel ball experience?+
No. ARR values attitude, reliability and willingness to learn. New players can develop through the induction and progression pathway.
Do I need a complete uniform and loadout?+
No. Start with safe, field-legal essentials. Team-specific equipment and uniform standards can be introduced as you progress.
What does ARR expect from members?+
Safe play, respectful conduct, clear communication, equipment readiness and a team-first mindset.
How do ARR's sections work together?+
Ceraptor, Rams and Pegasus each provide a different style of gameplay while working to the same standards, objectives and game-day leadership.
Is ARR connected with Fox Industries Australia?+
ARR is the team identity. Fox Industries Australia supports trials, development, equipment projects and commercial partnerships.
09 — Join the regiment
Ready to meet
the team?
Come to a game day, play alongside ARR and see whether the team is the right fit for you.
Recruitment enquiries are handled through ARR's official social channels.