SAS special operations paintball / Airsoft

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"_Ad Ultimum Persona_"
To the Last Man

SAS is a family and members support each other and help our teammates by working hard to find ways to resolve issues on or off the field. We also hold high standards in how we play; standards, we think, that are higher than most other clubs and we want other people to learn from our example, that with a little effort and respect we can all truly enjoy this sport for a long time. We think of ourselves as the guides for true woodsballers to follow.

*Respect all safety regulations.*
We will stop a game at any time if a safety concern is discovered.

*Show Humility to all players.*
We congratulate other players for a good shot or an outstanding move.

*Demonstrate Integrity and Honor.*
We do not tolerate cheating from our members. Finally, the SAS club believes in the value of the sport of paintball, whether a player wishes to play speedball or woodsball. Regardless of how you play, this sport requires quick thinking and good reflexes, it requires teamwork and good communication skills, and it promotes fitness and an excellent way to relieve stress. We want new players to have a good time and learn how to function as a team – we coach, mentor, challenge, protect, and develop new players so our team and the sport will continue to grow. After all, it’s just a game and we all play to have fun! With chapters in four different countries and twenty-six states, we are recruiting members and teams across America and throughout the world, so don’t waste another minute and ask us about joining your local chapter today! We take pride in all that we do, for example:

Our markers: We play milsim and enjoy customizing our markers to suit our style of play; in fact, we often impress ourselves at the custom mods our members create. The more we create the more ideas we get and the more we want to help our teammates improve their markers. Members are expected to help others to improve their markers and to share their experience in the true spirit of good sportsmanship. No member will ever be excluded for not having a milsim marker, because that would go against our basic rule of respecting other players. Our uniforms: We dress alike to show that we are an organized team. We want to be an example of a group who devotes themselves to a common goal, and so we can be noticed by others as well. Members may choose any uniform they wish, but each team or chapter should work to be in the same uniform. No member will ever be excluded for not having a matching uniform, because that would go against our basic rule of respecting other players. Our gear: We choose the milsim gear that will help us play the sport and achieve our goals on the field. We want to have a professional military look and feel, recognizing at the same time the reality that this is still just a sport and we are just looking to have a good time. Looking authentic and having practical milsim gear improves our ability to play well, and is part of how we have a good time. No member will ever be excluded for not having milsim gear, because that would go against our basic rule of respecting other players. If you like what you’ve read here and are looking for a good team to join then I invite you to send us an email to learn more about SAS Woodsball. We are recruiting members and teams across UK, and throughout the world, so don’t waste another minute and contact us today!