The Charity Fitness Tour rolls to The Kicks in the Park Event at Harvard Park
Kick It In the Park — The World Cup in Every Neighborhood! 
This one was personal. I grew up at 1433 W. 61st Street in Los Angeles, just about six houses down from Jackie Tatum / Harvard Park. As kids, that park was our everyday playground — football, baseball, basketball, running, games, laughter, competition, friendship, and community. So to be back at Harvard Park on June 27, 2026, supporting Mayor Karen Bass’ Kick It In the Park program felt full circle. The event brought the World Cup spirit directly into the neighborhood — free, family-friendly, no tickets, no barriers, just the community coming together to enjoy the game on the big screen with food, fun, kids, families, and positive energy everywhere. I had a great time taking photos, videos, selfies, connecting with the community, and leading an exciting halftime stretch and movement moment with the kids. They brought the energy! And yes — the Modest Coffee was great, and the tacos were delicious! Programs like this matter because they remind our neighborhoods that major world events don’t just belong in stadiums — they belong in parks, families, and communities too. Big love to the Office of Mayor Karen Bass, Marquese Harris, Los Angeles Recreation and Parks, participating Council Districts, City departments, volunteers, families, and everyone helping bring the World Cup to every corner of Los Angeles. From South LA to the world — let’s keep moving, keep playing, and keep building community.
Until there’s a Cure, We’re on Tour.
Another Cause for All Seasons- All Seasons Fitness Media
