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How should I tag yoga studios? There are several businesses whose primary purpose is holding yoga classes near where I live. I checked the wiki which cites taginfo and sport=yoga. As i understand, sport=* is primarily used with leisure=pitch ; so should I also add the leisure=pitch tag? |
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On the ones near me I went with sport=yoga and ignored the JOSM warning that I hadn't marked a pitch. 2
I would use some leisure tag too (in case you didn't) – maybe
(26 Mar '16, 17:09)
aseerel4c26 ♦
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In my case the tag is on a building and the building has address tags (along with the name of the establishment, phone and website). So there is something physically mapped at this area.
(27 Mar '16, 04:12)
n76
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I've had difficulty tagging yoga venues too. To my mind, yoga isn't as much a sport as a training discipline. You might decide on amenity=training and training=yoga. Taginfo shows about equal usage for both sport=yoga and training=yoga but it's an open topic as far as I'm concerned. Using the training tags has the advantage of avoiding the need for a leisure pitch tag.
(27 Mar '16, 06:05)
AlaskaDave
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Along with sport=yoga, consider using leisure=fitness_centre. This is more or less the consensus tag that's developed for a smaller size gym/workout/fitness place. Most of the yoga places I've seen seem to emphasize the fitness part of it over anything but the most surface-level spirituality. For what it's worth, this ("leisure=fitness_centre" combined with "sport=yoga") seems to be the magic combination for the iD editor to label a feature "Yoga Studio" in the in-browser editor, complete with an exercising-guy icon. Clicking the "I" for info gives the description "yoga as exercise" and a corresponding photo.
(23 Oct '17, 22:41)
jmapb
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