Skate Spots

This is the Shoprite drop. Its behind the Shoprite in Middletown. This is just basically a concrete drop with a small crack before the take off that could be some trouble for certain tricks. Otherwise this spot has a good runway and a smooth landing. This spot isnt too much of a bust but you can run into the occational Shoprite employees that will just be there to piss you off. Other wise this is a fun drop that you can skate for hours and put many good tricks down. Difficulty Rating: Easy

This is the famous Middletown Train Station 7. Many trick have been landed down this over the years. This is the perfect 7 stair around Middletown. It has a perfect smooth runway and a great smooth landing. You also dont have to worry to much about this spot being a bust. Its a good spot that you can skate all day. This has been the sight of many great trick by our team members; Jon McGovern: Switch 180, Nollie, Kickflip, Frontside 180; Anthony Rolon: Heelflip, Switch Ollie; Luke Donegan: Kickflip; Mike Wisbeski: Ollie, Frontside 180. Difficulty Rating: Medium

Now this is the second famous Middletown Train Station 9 stair. This stair set is equipted with ample runway and a perfectly smooth landing. The only problem with this stair set is that fact that you have to ollie a curb then set your feet up to go for the stairs. This has made the stair hard to do tricks down other then the simple ollie. Many have tried and failed and have done nothing down this then an ollie. This stairset is not a bust at all because it is set all the way at the other end of the trainstation where people dont normally go. Difficulty Rating: Somewhat Difficult

This is the Tindal Gap. Located across the street from Middletown Highschool North, in Tindal Park. The runway is very smooth because it is a tennis court where people rarly play. The edge of the start slopes down a little bit which could possibly make it difficult for some people. The landing is about 4ft long and then into grass. The gap is about the size of the Middletown Train Station 7. Difficulty Rating: Easy/Meduim

This is the Trezzas Drop/5/Rail. The run up is about 25 feet or so, which is more than enough. It is kind of rough concrete. The landing is barly sloped sideways, but you cant notice. The landing hurts like a bitch when its cold. The drop is about 4 feet high. The handrail is pretty high, about 3 feet high and 4 feet long, not many people have done it. The 5 stair is mostly there to walk up rather than do trick down, its so narrow that nobody ever does anythin on it. Also at trezzas is a 2 foot drop that is used to practice tricks before the main one. Also the 4 1/2 foot one off the side. Difficulty Rating: (Drop) Very Easy, (Handrail) Difficult, (5) Nobody cares.

The is the North Gap. Located at Middletown Highschool North. The run up is difficult. You have to cross a busy street, but there is no curb before it. The street is kind of like a crosswalk, it is painted with white lines, which bump as you ride over them. Then you ride onto the sidewalk which is slightly sloped up. The gap is all grass and has a curb at the bottom. It is somewhat big, about 5 1/2 feet long and 4 feet high. Difficulty Rating: Medium/Somewhat Difficult