The term 'SKATE PARK MOVE' refers to an Ollie, a skateboarding trick that involves the rider jumping into the air without using their hands. The Ollie was invented by Alan Gelfand in 1978 and has since become one of the most popular skateboarding tricks. It is performed by the skater pushing down on the tail of the board while simultaneously jumping into the air. This causes the board to pop up off the ground and the skater can then perform various tricks while in the air.