Greg Navarro Teases 'The Central Park Flatground Club' Shot Entirely in Central Park NYC

Originally posted on TransWorld SKATEboarding
By Brian Blakely | Last updated 4/23/24

As far as skateboarding is concerned, it can be hard to stand out and do almost anything different these days (but it certainly isn't impossible). For instance, indie skate films are alive and well, and there's always been something special about those groups of motivated skaters who still just go out there and get after it.

And filmmaker Greg Navarro knows this first hand, as he shot his entire new skate video within the 6 mile radius of NYC's iconic Central Park. Enter: The Central Park Flatground Club—a single location skate video filmed entirely inside New York City's most visited park. Peep the teaser below!

The video is a follow up to a similar project Greg released titled, The Upper West Side Curb Club and if the teaser tells us anything, it's that it's going to be a rad one.

It's an ambitious project, to say the least, which is obviously what makes it so rad. Because if you've ever been to Central Park, you know just how hectic this place can be... and that's without trying to stack clips for a video.

On a recent Instagram post, Greg wrote:

"I am beyond proud and emotional to announce my latest film. Set entirely within the six mile stretch of Manhattan’s largest park. 'The Central Park Flatground Club,' a follow up installment from my previous skate film 'The Upper West Side Curb Club.' Starring all my talented friends and many more. Over 2 years filming inside Central Park. Thank you all for this experience. Updates on this project soon. Hopefully 2024. Additional filming from @bingliu89."

If you're a fan of guys like Mark Suciu and Walker Ryan, Jack Curtain, Jack Fardell and a nice variety of ripping NYC skaters, you'll love everything about this video.

Filmed & Edited by Greg Navarro (gregpnavarro). Additional filming by Bing Liu (bingliu89). And as Greg mentioned... hopefully dropping this year! Keep your eyes peeled.

This article first appeared on TransWorld Skateboarding and was syndicated with permission.

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