Futsal is the only version of Indoor Football endorsed by the Football Federation of Australia and by FIFA. It is safer than any other Indoor Football available today as there are no nets or barriers to injure ones self on and the rules are such that fair play and skill are emphasised whilst contact and possible injury are minimised. The game of Futsal is an entirely different game to its outdoor cousin. While there are many similarities there are also many differences making it impossible for outdoor players to play the indoor game at a competitive level without adapting to the Futsal rules. Futsal began in the 1930's in Uraguay and has been developing ever since. All Brazilian Football players begin their careers playing Futsal from the age of about 4 until they are around 15 when many make the transition to Outdoor Football. Many Football greats such as Ronaldo, Zico, Pele, Ronaldinho and the like credit their skills and techniques to Futsal.

Futsal is played on an indoor court similar to that of a Basketball or Netball court. 5 players from each team take the field at any one time (an active goal keeper and four field players). Futsal has boundry lines much the same as Outdoor Football does, this fact combined with the smaller playing field means that players are always under pressure of losing possesion to either opposing players or outlines. This makes Futsal extremely beneficial to Football players as they are always part of the action and must think quickly and develop high levels of technical skill to keep in the game. Futsal is fast, all players on the field are constantly part of the action. This makes Futsal a great way to enjoy sport and keep fit at the same time.