The Centre of London is said to be Haymarket near Piccadilly, some would even say Tiger Tiger nightclub, but others might beg to differ. However Central London is an iconic place for any tourist and residents marked by the likes of Big Ben, The Houses of Parliament, St James Park and Buckingham Palace. Given that space is at a huge premium in Central London, naturally finding large sports facilities is also going to be a challenge, but surprisingly enough are quite a few sports facilities in Central London. Furthermore OpenPlay has an activity finder to help you Get Active in London.
According to recent studies, the urban air of Central London is so polluted that running in the city could be bad for your health. So if you were planning on taking a jog down Oxford S...
Read MoreBeing the home to Wimbledon and currently the ATP World Tour Finals, it’s no wonder that tennis is such a popular sport amongst Londoners. But London’s weather does not always&n...
Read MoreIf searching for your pelvic floor on a pilates mat doesn’t set your soul alight, the front crawl no longer tickles your fancy and downward dog doesn’t turn your world upside down, then th...
Read MoreSwimming is one of the best forms of exercise as it is low-impact, improves cardiovascular fitness, respiratory control and the water provides resistance to strengthen and tone the muscles.  ...
Read MoreFive-a-side football is a fantastic way to combine high energy exercise and social play. Compared with larger eleven-a-side games, the ball is in play roughly 25% more of the time, meaning that...
Read MoreSo it’s an early morning on the weekend. Perhaps you’re a little precious after the drinking antics of the night before and you’re hoping to remain, slug like, in the comfort o...
Read MoreIs your child on course to be the next Cristiano Ronaldo? Or do you just want to get them out of the house and use up some of the never ending energy they seem to have? Either way taking your son or d...
Read MoreNo Strings Badminton is a fantastic way for racquet retirees to return to the sport, for people to get fit and healthy via a sociable and fun activity and is ideal for anyone looking to add a new stri...
Read MorePerhaps overlooked by many as the polite, quiet cousin, badminton is often overshadowed by its more ballsy and visually impressive racquet relative. Don’t underestimate its power though. &...
Read MoreHailed as the “healthiest sport” by Forbes magazine, squash is intensely high energy challenging the cardiovascular system, muscle strength and endurance and activating the fast twitch mus...
Read MoreWhen many women think of netball, they are hearkened back to their school PE days of pleated skirts and dark gym halls. Whether you were intimately involved on the school’s A Team or faked...
Read MoreFor some people a good spotify playlist and the joy of the jog is enough to get them out the door and into run mode, rain, hail or shine. For others running a bath is a much more tempting prospe...
Read MoreLondon might miss out on the golden California sun, the crystal clear oceans of Hawaii and the sunset beaches of Miami, but that didn’t stop GB’s Olympic Beach Volleyball Team giving it th...
Read MoreThe triple threat of the sporting races, the Triathlon is a relatively new phenomenon, only appearing for the first time in the 1970s. Yes, the decade that brought us Abba, lava lamps and flower...
Read MoreYoga is a fantastic way to gain strength, whilst simultaneously elongating the joints and muscles and cleansing the mind. However, yoga is the root of so many offsprings and it can take time to...
Read MoreSo it’s an early morning on the weekend. Perhaps you’re a little precious after the drinking antics of the night before and you’re hoping to remain, slug like, in the comfort o...
Read MoreDespite London’s severe overcrowding problem, with flats the size of walk-in wardrobes, the city’s skyline receiving a new scrape each day and Birmingham now being classed as Greater Londo...
Read MoreAccording to recent studies, the urban air of Central London is so polluted that running in the city could be bad for your health. So if you were planning on taking a jog down Oxford Street I&rs...
Read MoreFive-a-side football is a fantastic way to combine high energy exercise and social play. Compared with larger eleven-a-side games, the ball is in play roughly 25% more of the time, meaning that...
Read MoreWith Central London rapidly becoming more and more densely overpopulated, open green spaces are limited and even more lacking are those comprised of 3G artificial grass. This means that find...
Read MoreTennis is a hugely sociable sport and can be a great way to meet up with friends or increase your social circle. Whether you’re wanting to have a friendly knock around the court with s...
Read MoreThe sound of the bell after PE class was either music to your ears or the doomed caw of the crow. Classes were a nightmarish clash of the teens; between the aggressively sporty and the moaning h...
Read MoreBadminton is one of the speediest sports in the world, with the shuttlecock hurtling around the room at up to 200 miles per hour. With such speeds to contend with, it’s probably a good ide...
Read MoreWhen it comes to gyms, you get what you pay for. Ultra expensive studios may well have you greeted by a beaming vegan receptionist and freshly laundered towels that have been handwoven in t...
Read MoreThere’s nothing like a revitalising trip to the park; connecting with nature, inhaling the fresh air and escaping the concrete jungle of the busy city. But with the cold air nipping at you...
Read MorePlayed on grass surfaces, golf is probably one of the most weather dependent sports. Requiring a mammoth expanse of open space, it is also not the most readily available in this concrete city. T...
Read MoreOpenPlay has been appointed as a partner of the 2019 Dubai Fitness Challenge, the world’s only citywide fitness movement.
Launched in 2017 by His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashi...
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