Home/People/Blogs/Sports/Hills, courts, and recovery spotsHome/People/Blogs/SportsList · 6 itemsHills, courts, and recovery spotsRenata Ocampo · 0 likes6 itemsUpdated 5 days agoListSports · People/BlogsHills, courts, and recovery spotsRenata Ocampo@renoboardgames6Items0LikesNot a highlight reel, just the places I actually show up to around here. A mix of watching other people be athletic and me trying to stay upright on a steep sidewalk. Rated on whether my knees forgive me the next day. Anyway, more tea.See all 6 itemsFollow Renata OcampoShareOpen in appThe listShowing 1–6 of 6Search these 6 itemsRankTableCardsHills, courts, and recovery spots — 6 itemsNamePlaceSportMy take1Bernal Heights ParkBernal Heights Park, 10 Bernal Heights Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94110Hiking / walkingMy Sunday circuit. Steep enough to count as mobility work, flat enough my hips don't file a complaint.2Oracle ParkOracle Park, 24 Willie Mays Plaza, San Francisco, CA 94107BaseballGiants games are basically guided breathing exercises with garlic fries. Great posture reset after a long week of patients.3Chase CenterChase Center, 1 Warriors Way, San Francisco, CA 94158BasketballWarriors fast breaks are what I wish everyone's recovering ACL looked like someday. Loud building, good energy.4Golden Gate Park Polo FieldsPolo Fields, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA 94121Running / disc golfFlat loop for when the hill feels like too much commitment. Good form-check ground, no excuses about terrain.5Mission Bay Tennis CourtsMission Bay Commons Tennis Courts, 918 4th Street, San Francisco, CA 94158TennisMy serve is a lesson in bad shoulder mechanics. I mostly go to watch and wince sympathetically.6McLaren ParkMcLaren Park, John F Shelley Drive, San Francisco, CA 94134Trail running / disc golfQuieter than Bernal, bigger hills. Good test for anyone claiming their ankle is fully healed.Report
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