The skate park comprises six main modules:
- Bowl: A deep basin designed for advanced tricks.
- Wallride: A vertical surface with a smooth transition for grinding.
- Funbox: A feature for jumps and soft landings.
- Rocket: A straight landing with a curved descent.
- Volcano: A module for gaining speed and freestyle training.
- Counter-slope: Allows trajectory changes without losing momentum.
Each feature is designed to cater to athletes of varying skill levels—from beginners to professionals. The park offers a layered experience, both literally and figuratively:
Beginner Layer: Familiar, low-height elements ideal for newcomers learning tricks and honing technique.
Advanced Layer: The deeper sections of the bowl, over three meters in some places, are perfect for practicing high-speed, amplitude-intensive maneuvers typical of international competitions.
Creative Layer: Unlike traditional parks, this bowl has no set paths. Riders are encouraged to explore, find new lines, and rethink their approach, making every session a creative quest for innovation.
The Yubileyny bowl meets international standards for Olympic-level skateboarding. The "bowl" discipline is a key format in major competitions, requiring high-speed tricks, amplitude elements, and creative trajectories. Specialized bowls like this are essential for training athletes at the highest level, enabling them to achieve mastery and perform confidently on the world stage.