Early in his career as a skater, Beethoven imagined to have his own ramp. With little experience and financial conditions, he built one quarter pipe inside his home’s garage. After finishing the Quarter pipe project, he was put on the street in front of his house where he and his friends could train every day.

But the ramp did not survive long because it was destroyed by the rain and strong sun.

He also built the first wooden shed wooden ramp in Anapolis, in partnership with an investor, but over time the ramp started to get damaged like the first one.

After a while, down rail, jumping stairs and skating in cement bows with his skateboarder friends, Beethoven was invited to serve the Brazilian Air Force where got the opportunity to raise money to build the first Street park in his hometown, where he trained with lots of motivation and has been honing their skills and techniques.

He was also required to build a shed ramp for an event commemorating the birthday of neighbourhood in the city of Brasilia, as the builder and the winner of pro vert.

After working in the construction of several lanes and ramps, Beethoven acquired a broad experience and decided to take a major step at that time: building his first ramp outside Brazil. The choice of the new place was strategic, and the ramp was set in the heart of SG.

He sought support from one of the biggest ramps manufacturers SK8 in the world to run perfectly with the new track.

Composition of the truck:

The runway is made by MDF and metal, which can be dismantled and transported elsewhere.

This marked the beginning of a new phase in his life, Beethoven continues with hope to look for a larger space where it can extend the ramp to create shows and bring the around Singapore and the world.

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