Track D is a skate hall project of the non-profit association for the promotion of youth culture and sport eV, which is aimed at all ramp athletes. It's a place where skateboarders, BMXers, bladers, scooters and dirt bikers can meet to practice their sport together. The skate hall is located in Hanover and offers both a spacious indoor ramp area and an outdoor area where you can skate at any time of the year.
The location can be easily reached from any direction in Hanover and is intended to create a space for sporty, integrative, interdisciplinary and cultural exchange at low cost, where everyone feels welcome and which offers space for new creative projects. The association for the promotion of youth culture and sport eV operated the Yard Skatehall in Hanover from 1998 to 2017. The club has been running the Gleis D skate hall since 2018 and has been offering trend athletes of all ages and social classes a place to pursue their passion for over 20 years.
The club is run by volunteers who are active in sports and who support the skate park alongside their job. The association is organized through the commitment of young people and young adults. The association for the promotion of youth culture and sport eV is a recognized non-profit association that does not generate any surplus profits - thus a non-profit organization.
At Gleis D, young people find a place to let off steam and make social contacts. The association makes an essential contribution to the development of various youth scenes and offers a home to trend and extreme athletes. The project Track D lives and works through the voluntary work of many. The team is constantly growing with new people and their ideas. Everyone is cordially invited to get involved with Gleis D, regardless of age or other criteria.
Interested parties can find all the information they need on the Gleis D website . In the "General" section you can find appointments where you can just drop by and help. If a specific area of responsibility fits and you are interested in volunteering in the long term, you can look around in the “Responsibilities” category. There is also a public team meeting every two weeks, where you can get to know other volunteers and find out what's going on at Platform D.
Of course you help the most by becoming a member of the association!
