13 activities that you can do naked in public without breaking the law

Over 40,000 people have signed up to get a seat atLondon's first ever naked restaurant,but don't panic if you didn't snag a ticket.There are plenty of other public venues where taking your clothes off is completely appropriate, and even encouraged.We've compiled a list of activities, including world-renowned festivals, exercise classes, holiday attractions, and protests, where it's absolutely OK to be fully nude.Below, 13 things you can do undressed:Strip off for a naked yoga class.Naked yoga has become a huge trend in the exercise world, but it's actually an ancient Indian practice known as "nagna" yoga, according to The Independent.While many studios offer nude yoga to men or women-only, at Naked Yoga London, men and women take off their clothes to pull difficult stretches and take deep breaths in the same room.Other studios like Bold and Naked in New York City and Naked Yoga in Los Angeles also offer mixed classes.Cycle in the nude.The clothing-optional World Naked Bike Ride is held annually in 70 cities across 20 countries, including the UK, US, Brazil, Mexico, France, and Germany, according to its website.The mass protest ride is designed to protest "the unique dangers faced by cyclists and pedestrians" thanks to cars and "the negative consequences we all face due to the dependence on oil, and other forms of non-renewable energy," the WNBR website explains.Many participants make the event more personal by covering their body in paint or body art.Get naked for a good cause.Instagram Embed:http://instagram.com/p/6VQa1IEO2W/embed/Width: 658pxAt London Zoo, those who care about tigers can help contribute to their care by going on a naked sponsored run called "Streak for Tigers," a clever play on the plural "streak of tigers."The popular event, which starts after the zoo has closed to day visitors, encourages participants to do the run fully nude, though most runners cover their bodies with tiger stripes created by body paint. The zoowhich asks those involved to pledge a sponsored donation of 150 ($217)also provides tiger masks to help participants get into the spirit.Runners complete a 350-metre loop around the zoo, though a number of participants often do more than one lap, to the cheers of a crowd of spectators.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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