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What is Roller Derby?
How to Book Roller Derby Arenas
Roller Derby Bank Track Vs. Flat Track
History of Roller Derby Tracks
How to Pick Roller Derby Equipment
How to Form Roller Derby Leagues
How to Hold Roller Derby Tryouts
Women's Place in Contact Sports & Roller Derby
How to Promote Roller Derby Events
How to Maintain Roller Derby Safety
What are Roller Derby Rules?
Practices & League Dues for Roller Derby
How to Join a Roller Derby Team
Summary: Learn how to hold roller derby tryouts in this free instructional video on starting a roller derby team.
Jerry Selzter was the pre-owner and part of the inventing family of Roller Derby.read more
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"Hi, I'm Jerry Seltzer commissioner for the International Roller Derby League which ended in 1973 for Expert Village. We used to train skaters for almost a year before they can even begin to skate in the roller derby. Today is quite a bit different, the girls come and try out and they join their own local teams. Most women's roller derby leagues has the same philosophy regarding new skaters. Physique is irrevelant and it doesn't matter if someone hasn't worn skates in years. Leagues hold practice sessions to teach the rules and basic skating techniques and no one actually competes until the team is confident that they do the same with safety. Leagues also encourage players to skate whenever they can in addition to organized practices. "
eHow Article: How to Hold Roller Derby Tryouts
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