Do you want to learn to play roller derby?

Now's your chance! Kickstart your year by coming along to London Roller Derby's first new skater intake of 2024 on 21st January, 11.30 - 13.30 at Bridge Park Community Leisure Centre.

Open to those who are brand new on skates, those with skating but no roller derby experience, and previous roller derby skaters looking to get back in the game, our curriculum will teach you everything you need from getting onto your feet, to playing the game.

The first two sessions are priced at £8, moving onto a monthly membership fee (income-based) thereafter.

To participate in the sessions, you’ll need to bring your own equipment, including:

• A helmet

• Knee pads

• Elbow pads

• Wrist guards

• Quad skates (skates with 2x2 wheels, as opposed to roller blades)

Limited kit is available to borrow.

London Roller Derby follows the WFTDA (Women’s Flat Track Derby Association) gender policy, which allows women (including transgender and intersex women), non-binary and gender expansive people (including those assigned male at birth) to participate in main league training as skaters. All genders are welcome to join us as roller derby officials (e.g.: referees and non-skating officials).

For more commonly asked questions check out our Fundamentals FAQs

Keep an eye on our socials or check back here closer to the date for the sign up form!

Do you want to learn to play roller derby?

Now's your chance! Kickstart your year by coming along to London Roller Derby's first new skater intake of 2024 on 21st January, 11.30 - 13.30 at Bridge Park Community Leisure Centre.

Open to those who are brand new on skates, those with skating but no roller derby experience, and previous roller derby skaters looking to get back in the game, our curriculum will teach you everything you need from getting onto your feet, to playing the game.

The first two sessions are priced at £8, moving onto a monthly membership fee (income-based) thereafter.

To participate in the sessions, you’ll need to bring your own equipment, including:

• A helmet

• Knee pads

• Elbow pads

• Wrist guards

• Quad skates (skates with 2x2 wheels, as opposed to roller blades)

Limited kit is available to borrow.

London Roller Derby follows the WFTDA (Women’s Flat Track Derby Association) gender policy, which allows women (including transgender and intersex women), non-binary and gender expansive people (including those assigned male at birth) to participate in main league training as skaters. All genders are welcome to join us as roller derby officials (e.g.: referees and non-skating officials).

For more commonly asked questions check out our Fundamentals FAQs

Sign up via the form here

Every 2 months, we welcome new Fundamentals skaters to our training sessions. This is a great time to join training as we will start from the very basics of skating.

To get involved, send us a “Fundamentals” message on our Contact form!

Every 2 months, we welcome new Fundamentals skaters to our training sessions. This is a great time to join training as we will start from the very basics of skating.

To get involved, send us a “Fundamentals” message on our Contact form!