Where Oh Where are there flat cool spaces in Los Angeles?
November 14, 2010 7:00 AM   Subscribe

Help me find cool flat spaces in Los Angeles

I have the idea of having a "yoga truck" This is similar to a food truck with people being tweeted the night before as to where a outdoor yoga class will be. I need to find outdoor spots through Los Angeles (Griffith Park, Runyan Canyon) or cool flat spaces where people would not normally think to do yoga (Los Angeles County Museum of Art). I am willing to go as far as Pasadena, Downtown, the beaches, Hollywood Hills, Westside and Malibu.
posted by goalyeehah to Health & Fitness (5 answers total)
 
The San Fernando Valley is mighty flat. I don't know how much my old digs have changed since 2002, but the Van Nuys-Sherman Oaks War Memorial Park (at Hazeltine & Huston) was a pleasant and generally flat spot in a decent neighborhood.
posted by usonian at 7:18 AM on November 14, 2010


Clover Park in Santa Monica has these sorts of grassroots events all the time.
posted by mykescipark at 7:51 AM on November 14, 2010


The Sepulveda dam has a vast, flat concrete apron. You could do yoga with about ten thousand people on it. It is a little industrial-looking though...

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posted by klanawa at 9:21 AM on November 14, 2010


You're overthinking this. Virtually any park in the city will have a patch of flat where you can do yoga. Something like LACMA would probably be a hassle -- meaning, they're not just going to let you drive up and start a yoga class on their patio. The park behind the museum? SURE!

And as an Angeleno, I'd love a yoga truck! So pick some parks across the city and go for it.
posted by BlahLaLa at 11:25 AM on November 14, 2010


Just about any park in Santa Monica or on the westside. I bet if you talked with the food trucks on twitter you could do lunchtime yoga classes for us office drones, and some food trucks would turn up to feed people immediately afterwards. I know that the Dosa Truck hangs out at a yoga place a lot.

Also check out the food truck lots that are organised by the SoCalMFVA, there's one near LAX, one downtown, and possibly others I haven't noticed. If you team up with the food trucks you get the benefit of shared word-of-mouth through twitter, people walking past and discovering you, knowledge of the popular places to stop, and so on.
posted by Joh at 4:07 PM on November 14, 2010


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