Becca holds two five-pound weights above her head while squatting at the beginning of a three-hour-long roller derby practice at 1801 N. Curry Pike, a warehouse the Bleeding Heartland Roller Derby team rents out. “They keep practices really relaxed,” Twait said. “I mean they do take things seriously, but they also know we are there to have fun and to skate.” Adam Kiefer
Becca holds two five-pound weights above her head while squatting at the beginning of a three-hour-long roller derby practice at 1801 N. Curry Pike, a warehouse the Bleeding Heartland Roller Derby team rents out. “They keep practices really relaxed,” Twait said. “I mean they do take things seriously, but they also know we are there to have fun and to skate.”
