Does YMCA have good sports/track equipment to be used in the NORTHEAST Coast YMCA Gyms?

I'm currently a professional wrestler in training, but I just started out about a few weeks ago. What we did on our most recent class session near the end was grab the top rope on the outside standing on the apron, sling ourselves into the ring by that ropes leverage, somersault and then land onto our backs in the safest manner possible. The problem here was I couldn't execute it safely. So what I'm looking for is starting techniques to work my way up to the more extreme and risky maneuvering that I've just explained in short detail. I'm currently a member of Retro Fitness, but I'm hoping to leave there hopefully if YMCA has the track equipment that I want. What I was wondering is this: From what you know, is there any advanced equipment used for gymnastics/aerial/track purposes (Hurdles, Steeplechases, Running Tracks, Long Jumps with Pits, Padded Mats, etc.) in the Northeast Coast YMCA Family Gyms, possibly including the one in Trenton, New Jersey or Hamilton Square, New Jersey closest to where I live? If you can't tell me for sure on what those specific Weight and Sports Centers have, what is more likely that they have for sports practices that members could use around your area's YMCA? Thank you very much and ten points for best answer.

Wouldn't it be a LOT easier for you just to simply call those Y's and ask them directly about their equipment?

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