In competitive skateboarding, the structure that aids athletes in performing is known as a skatepark. These parks typically feature various ramps, rails, and obstacles that are designed for tricks and maneuvers. The elements of a skatepark provide opportunities for skaters to demonstrate their skills, creativity, and style. Skateparks cater to different levels of difficulty, enabling beginners to practice while also challenging experienced skaters. Their design and features are critical for competitions, as they allow athletes to showcase diverse skateboarding techniques and performances.