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on the track? at the soup kitchen, doing a you are, we are!
The Donna’s “Get Rid of That food drive and promoting self
Girl”. I’m not a big fan of acceptance to young girls What are the teams’ goals?
The Donna’s, but that song is in local schools. We have I know as the new PR person,
freaking awesome and perfect that we want to be a well known
for us. Our mantra is in it… name within our community
“kill, kill, kill” and be a force to be reckoned
with all over the country.
How did you come up with
your alter ego?
Klymaxxx –
I asked my listeners to
Co-owner of Effective Marketing
brainstorm with me. There
& Creative
were a bunch of cool ones.
Is there a team that makes you
My co-worker, Dumb Chris,
nervous?
who was my traffic reporter
I am nervous before every bout,
back then, came up with The
but once I get into the energy
Alexorcist. I liked that one the
of the competition, it doesn’t
best. I figured I could go with
really matter who I am playing
the whole barfing green and
against.
head-spinning theme. Im evil!
Are there any movies/music
French Made - Asst. that inspires your performance
Branch Manager-Banking on the track?
Officer
fantastic sponsors and I think
Any high energy music like
What has been your greatest
the community is realizing that
Rage Against the Machine,
accomplishment?
this is great way to promote
The Prodigy, etc. Music with
I would say setting record
their company and help FMDG
attitude gets me pumped up.
attendance at our bouts (over
relay the message that you
500 spectators) and what we
don’t have to be a size 5 to
are doing to give back to the
be a strong, positive member
Visit their website for upcoming
community, such as working
in this world. Be proud of who
events and appearances.
For more info check out www.FortMyersDerbyGirls.com
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