ESC

ESC (East Skate Club) is a vibrant and exciting skateboard park located in Auckland, New Zealand. As an integral part of the local community, ESC aims to provide equal opportunities for the youth in the eastern suburbs to enjoy wheeled sports facilities, exercise, and socialise. With a dedicated team and a passion for skateboarding, ESC offers a range of services and amenities to cater to the needs of skateboarders, BMX riders, scooter enthusiasts, and inline and rollerskaters.

Community Consultation is at the heart of ESC's mission. They actively engage with parents, local youth, and experienced riders to gather their views, opinions, wants, and needs. This allows them to ensure the best outcomes within the specified budget. ESC has successfully completed community consultation for several skatepark renewals across Auckland and continues to work towards ongoing projects.

For those in need of a mobile skatepark, ESC has the perfect solution. Whether it's a demo, a promotional event, a competition, or a council pop-up, ESC offers an aluminium interchangeable mobile skatepark. With a variety of ramps and obstacles including 3ft, 5ft, and 6ft quarterpipes, jumps, spines, and banks, the mobile skatepark is a versatile and exciting addition to any event.

ESC also provides lessons, activations, and fun days for beginners and enthusiasts of all ages. With over 2000 happy kids taught how to skateboard, ESC has a wealth of experience in providing high-quality coaching and equipment. These lessons and fun days can be conveniently arranged after school at your school, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone involved.

ESC takes pride in their successful advocacy efforts. They have raised community awareness and support for various projects, including the smoothening of the surface at Lloyd Elsmore Skatepark and the redevelopment of Panmure Skatepark in collaboration with Eke Panuku. By utilising the community consultation process and engaging with influential individuals within the wheeled sports community, ESC ensures the best use of ratepayers' money.

In addition to their advocacy work, ESC has designed and built obstacles for public use at Silo Park. These obstacles are specifically constructed to withstand the wear and tear of public usage and can be easily disassembled and reassembled for events and shows. The colour scheme of the obstacles matches the existing palette, ensuring a cohesive and aesthetically pleasing environment.

ESC also partners with various organisations and skateparks, such as Highland Park, Sonsk8 Indoor Skatepark, and Lloyd Elsmore Skatepark, to deliver exceptional experiences to the skateboarding community. By leveraging these partnerships, ESC is able to provide a diverse and inclusive skateboarding experience for enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels.

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In conclusion, ESC is a skateboard park in Auckland, dedicated to providing equal opportunities and excellent facilities for wheeled sports enthusiasts. With a commitment to community consultation, mobile skatepark services, lessons and activations, advocacy work, and exciting partnerships, ESC continues to be a catalyst for growth and enjoyment in the skateboarding community.