Kai Risdahl

Let's go out in the courtyard for like two seconds, and I want to ask you about something.

So here's this sign.

It says, Untamed Spirits, grateful you came.

Can't wait to see you again.

LA's first home for women's sports.

Awesome idea.

How did you come to decide that you guys were going to be the ones to do it?

We actually weren't the first.

There was a few others before us, and we were LA City's first home for women's sports.

There's other ones around, too.

There's just this movement in women's sports, and I don't think it's a fad.

I think this is a moment in history where things are going to grow.

And before, a few years ago, when we go out to sports bars, because we are huge sports fans, we cannot find women's sports on the TV.

And on top of all of that, we couldn't even find audio for women's sports.

So we thought, you know, if there is a potential, if there is a market for this, we're going to do it.

We're going to create a home for women's sports.

How heavy was the lift?

We both lost 15 to 20 pounds each.

Seriously?

Oh, yeah.