Amanda N.
9/22/2015
Sweaty hugs, it turns out, are the best hugs in the world and you'll get that and so much more at November Project! I was invited to try it by a friend now show up weekender I can! Look, if you...
November Project
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2301 N Highland Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90068
November Project is a free fitness movement that aims to bring people together in Los Angeles, CA. They believe in the power of human connection and encourage individuals to take time for themselves and interact with one another. Through their workouts, which include running, stairs, and body-weight exercises, they create a supportive community where people of all ages and ability levels can come together to stay active and build relationships.
With regular meetups at Griffith Observatory and rotating locations on Wednesdays and First Fridays of the month, November Project provides an opportunity for individuals to connect with others and prioritize their physical and mental well-being. They also offer Zoom workouts for those who prefer to participate remotely. Join November Project to experience the joy of movement and the power of community in Los Angeles.
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5.09 reviews
Irene W.
12/20/2019
I moved to San Diego in September, and I was hoping to find a fun (an inexpensive) way to workout. My boyfriend found this group and it sounded great. "Morning workout in Balboa Park for free"....
Kevin N.
9/21/2015
I've been attending November project workouts for almost a year now and simply put they are the best fitness community in this town. What makes this group special are the people it attracts. The...
Marion M.
9/22/2015
Here's what you need to know: *It's totally free* No one will ever ask you for any money. There's even free merch - grassroots gear - you bring the clothes to tag, they have the spray paint and...
GLove B.
9/22/2015
I've been going to the November Project for a number of months now and have really enjoyed it. The first thing you'll notice is that everyone is very friendly. Hugs are the standard greeting...
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