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skateboarding

roller skating

freestyle BMXing

inline skating

scootering

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sports

skateboarding

is an action sport in which an athlete rides standing balanced on a board mounted on wheels. Skateboarding originated in California circa 1949 when surfers experienced flat waves and needed something to do in those times. This era was called sidewalk surfing and ultimately grew into street skateboarding and vertical skateboarding we know today. As of 2020, skateboarding is now an official event at the Olympics. To learn more about the skateboarding curriculum, see our lesson plan. 

Lesson Plan

freestyle BMXing

is an action sport in which an athlete rides a BMX (bicycle + motocross (x = the merge)) bike and performs tricks. The early documentation of this sport was in the early 1970s. There are several types of freestyle BMXing which include: street, park, vertical ramp, trails and flatland. As of 2020, BMXing park is now an official event at the Olympics. To learn more about our BMXing curriculum, see our lesson plan.

Lesson Plan

scootering

is an action sport in which an athlete uses a kick scooter to perform freestyle tricks. Freestyle scootering gained popularity following the RAZOR (kick scooter brand) craze in the early 2000s. To learn more about our scootering curriculum, see our lesson plan.

Lesson Plan

inline skating

is an action sport in which a person uses skates that are designed in one row to perform tricks such as grinds and jumps. The earliest inline skating can be dated back to the early 1980s in which a group of hockey players were looking for a way to practice during the summer. The first skates designed for performance and tricks were designed by Rollerblade and were introduced in 1988. Each year, there are the World Roller Games & X Games where athletes compete at the professional level. To learn more about our inline skating curriculum, see our lesson plan.

Lesson Plan

roller skating

is an action sport in which a person uses skates that are designed in two rows with 4 wheels total to perform tricks such as grinds and jumps. The earliest of roller skating dates way back to the early 1880s. To learn more about our roller skating curriculum, see our lesson plan.

Lesson Plan

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trkx is a world class indoor skatepark experience and we welcome all athletes aged 5-12. All athletes come to have fun and improve their skills in their favorite action sport. All skill levels are accepted. Our programs are designed to help athletes improve their capability in group sessions or private sessions.
trkx is currently designing a 20,000+ square foot facility that is under construction and is expected to open in fall 2023. Our pop up indoor locations are designed for athletes to come and experience the feel of our indoor skatepark at a smaller scale. We may be coming to a city/town near you in New Jersey! To see where we are going to be, or to have us consider your town as a location send an email to hey@jointrkx.com and tell us why.
Hey, welcome back! If you’re attending a group or private session, you and your parents should arrive 5-10 minutes early. If you plan to use our equipment, you’ll need to arrive 15 minutes early. If you’re coming to “open session”, feel free to arrive at any time during the session.

All returning athletes will need to check in alongside their parent/guardian on the iPad.
We understand that other adults may pick you up. If they are on the list of approved adults allowed to pick you up, check out is the same as above. If it’s their first time, the parent or guardian must call us directly at +1(862)419-3275. We will ask you to provide the identification of the parent/guardian & the identification of the adult coming to pick up the athlete.
Awesome, you’ve completed the first step and now you’ll receive an email for you to schedule your semi-private group session. Be sure to check your “spam” or “promotions” folder for this link. If you haven’t received your link to schedule your group class after 48 hours of signing up, please feel free to reach out to hey@jointrkx.com and will be happy to assist you further.
trkx is currently designing a 20,000+ square foot facility that is under construction and is expected to open in fall 2023. Our pop up indoor locations are designed for athletes to come and experience the feel of our indoor skatepark at a smaller scale. We may be coming to a city/town near you in New Jersey! To see where we are going to be, or to have us consider your town as a location send an email to hey@jointrkx.com and tell us why.
If you’re bringing your own safety equipment, we require helmets and knee/elbow pads while participating in all of our sports. We take this seriously and will be inspecting at check-in everytime. Helmets are to be worn at all times while at the skatepark.

Helmet Requirements
✓ Helmets must fit properly
✓ Helmets must be buckled at all times, while in the skatepark.
✓ Helmets must be CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission) certified

Knee Pad & Elbow Pad Requirements
✓ K&E Pads must be on at all times while in the actual skatepark arena
✓ K&E Pads must be CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission) certified
✓ K&E must fit properly

Wrist Guards
✓ Wrist Guards are not required but strongly recommended

Mouth Guards
✓ Mouth Guards are not required but strongly recommended

To learn more about CPSC standards please visit their website.
✓ Roller Skating
✓ Inline Blading
✓ BMX Freestyle
✓ Scooter Freestyle
✓ Skateboarding
Firstly, welcome! You should arrive about 15 minutes before your session and make sure to bring a parent or guardian with you. Your parent and/or guardian will have to fill out some details on our iPads if they haven’t done so prior to coming to our skatepark. Parents will head to our viewing area and you’ll head to our “gear up” section. Since it’s your first time, all equipment is included so you don’t have to bring anything besides sneakers. You will then be sized appropriately for safety equipment like helmets, elbow pads, knee pads, & wrist guards. You will then be provided with your main equipment like a skateboard, bike, scooter, blades, or skates. Mouth guards are strongly recommended. Once you’re geared up, it’s time to have fun in your group session!
You had an awesome experience at trkx now you’re ready to go. Once your parents arrive, they will have to check you out using our iPads. Once you’re checked out, see you next time!
Awesome, you’ve completed the first step and now you’ll receive an email for you to schedule your group session. Be sure to check your “spam” or “promotions” folder for this link. If you haven’t received your link to schedule your group class after 48 hours of signing up, please feel free to reach out to hey@jointrkx.com and will be happy to assist you further.
Your t-shirt is in safe hands with us, you’ll receive it upon in person sign or when you come to your semi-private group session.
See Parents Page.
At trkx, the safety and wellbeing of all of our athletes are our top priority. We know injuries happen at any time and anywhere, this is why every staff member is taught to handle a medical emergency the same way. All injuries are communicated for any injury to the face/head or if an athlete needs off-site medical care. Please review the Parent Guide for more detailed information.

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