By Kathleen Sterling
The new Rams facility in Warner Center is much more than a practice field.
It’s a working training camp that has strategy conference rooms for offense and defense, huge weight rooms, rehab and a kitchen that knows the dietary requirements and requests of each player. The 65,000 square feet of new building also houses a full suite of offices for support staff and trainers.
Then there’s the field. It’s real grass that boasts “Rams House” on the fencing behind it. Players practice on the field pre-season and during the season, but the facility is open year-round. Players can use it to train and work out and the staff works all year to plan the schedule.
This is the first year the Rams have played on this field – moving from their old facility at Cal Lutheran in Thousand Oaks.
Stan Kroenke, owner of the Rams, purchased the old Anthem property in 2022 for $175 million, and then transformed the 32-acre site into the training camp.
At present time they are not using the office building, which remains vacant. All the Rams facilities are located in new, pre-fab buildings set up at the site.
Kroenke also purchased the Promenade Mall and The Village at Westfield, which he renamed Topanga Village.
Though the Rams practice in Warner Center, corporate offices remain in Agoura.
The Rams play November 3 at 1:25 pm against Seattle Seahawks at Seattle; November 11 against the Miami Dolphins at home (Sofi Stadium); November 17 against New England Patriots in Boston; November 24 against the Philadelphia Eagles at home, and December 1 against New Orleans Saints in New Orleans.
For a complete Rams schedule, tickets to upcoming games and more information visit therams.com.
