Beginner Roller Derby: Level 1 Roller Derby Skills
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- čas přidán 20. 06. 2024
- Hi everybody! It's been a whole YEAR since I posted my last video!!! College life has been pretty busy for me but I am BACK, ready to get more roller derby content out to you guys in 2024 (: Starting off strong, we have a video focusing on level 1 skills - All of the maneuvers you'll need to master as a newbie before you begin the BEST part about derbs (and probably one of the main reasons why you picked this sport hehehe)... HITTING PEOPLE (:
You can view a PDF of the Level 1 Assessment (my version) here! drive.google.com/file/d/14fnh.... This level assessment is based off of the Junior Roller Derby Association (JRDA) Level 1 Assessment updated in 2015.
0:00 Intro
1:51 Overview of Level 1 Assessment
2:12 Skating Posture
3:14 Stride
4:31 Stops
6:52 Falls + Recovery
8:52 Balance + Agility
10:29 Speed
10:45 Rules
11:21 Outro
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Q: How long have you been playing roller derby?
A: 11 years
Q: What team do you play for?
A: Yellow Jacket Roller Derby @ Georgia Tech + Atlanta Roller Derby
Q: How old are you?
A: 22
Q: What pronouns do you use?
A: She/Her
Q: Where can I find you on social media?
A: @primm.reaper on Instagram - Sport
Very nice. Where are the Level 2 and 3 videos?
Thank you for the awesome skating tutorials, full of great tricks and tips!
I will be studying this profusely 📚 You are the best derby teacher!
I hope your profuse studying has been going well HAHAHA thank you Pete!!
Your videos are really nice
I’ve got my first session trying roller derby and I’m so excited. How do you find skating with glasses though?
Not me wondering what color the refs call when they issue a penalty to a tie dye jersey skater 😂🤣
Well, it depends! 😆
In a game, the two teams should be highly contrasted colorwise, and easy to differentiate.
But, in mashup or scrimmage situations, where it is team friends playing team friends, you may be calling out names, rather than colors. We typically split up darker tones to lighter tones … but if everyone is in darker tops … well … that’s when formerly sweaty mesh toppers come out! 😂
For new refs, the mesh toppers are REALLY helpful.
(My first ref position was a green vs yellow mashup … the yellow-green in between shirts totally threw me off. 🫣)
So this was for YJRD's Punk vs. Pop game and we all had on tie-dye shirts HAHA I was on Team Pop and we wore rainbow tie dye so the refs just called us "Rainbow"😂 Team Punk wore black + grey tie-dye so they were "Black"... We did it for the vibes!!!🤣
@@jampackedrollerderby7452 jealous. YJRD looks like such a fun team!
@@kjones2008 something like this is just for fun, so no real wrong way to do it!!