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The Dodgers Are Bringing Yoga To The Field This Weekend
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"Every time I strike a yoga pose it brings me closer to the next home run." — Babe Ruth
Yoga and baseball go together like hand and glove, like peanuts and Crackerjacks, like... wait, what? Take a look at the physiques and overall health of ballplayers throughout history, and it's clear they've been as dedicated to their Bikram yoga classes as they have been to quitting chewing tobacco and just having, say, 2 light beers a week, with dinner.
Ah, but the era is new, and on Sunday September 20th, the L.A. Dodgers are hosting their 2nd Yoga Day at Dodger Stadium. This ticket pack (which costs $38 to $82) will include a ticket to the game (against the Pirates), a Dodger Yoga mat, and post-game yoga session on Dodger Stadium's Field.
POST-GAME. After you drink the beer and eat the nachos out of the plastic helmet, like a respectable American. Yeah... that's probably where this waiver comes in.
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