A gym in Krakow, Poland, is trying to rename it “Church of the Healthy Body” to keep new restrictions on coronavirus blocking open.
Atlantic Sports Fitness director Marta Jamróz wrote in a Facebook post on Saturday: “Since fitness categories can’t work. . . a devoted congregation of members begins in our club, the Church of the Healthy Body. “
He also trains gym coaches for an “elderly council. “
The resolution came after Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced on Thursday new national restrictions on a multi-level “light signals” formula calling on others to stay home, according to Polish newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza.
In the “red zone”, which includes Krakow, gyms and swimming pools must close, the newspaper reports.
The new regulations came here in reaction to a record increase in coronavirus instances in the country. New instances have soared in Poland this fall, according to University tracker Johns Hopkins, reaching just under 10,000 per day on Sunday. instances had never exceeded 1,000.
But the new regulations consistent with church meetings in the red zone, provided there is a user consistent with 75 feet, according to Gazeta Wyborcza.
The stage led Atlantic Sports Fitness to replace his name.
“Everything is in accordance with the law,” Jamz wrote, described the nature of the occasions or the degree of distance from customers.
She said that “none of us sought it out” when the new restrictions were announced, expressing the gym’s fear of people’s fitness and their own jobs on the occasion of closure. Jamrz said the gym follows “all health rules. “
“If you don’t have to come to the club, you don’t have to!” he wrote. So why do you close positions where other people care about their fitness and condition and respect all fitness rules?We’re not just fighting for fitness!To propose our work!”
Atlantic Sports Fitness did not respond to Business Insider’s request to comment on whether it had been allowed to reopen under the obvious call change.
Gymnasiums have been the scene of pandemic coronavirus outbreaks, such as a Canadian spinning study that has noticed that at least 72 other people get the virus despite strong hygiene measures.
Infectious disease expert Dr. Susan Hassig previously told Business Insider that going to gyms was a “medium to high risk” activity.
The pandemic has been calamitous to the industry, prompting several U. S. property and fitness corporations to file for bankruptcy in 2020, according to Bethany Biron of Business Insider.
Repeated locks and closures have forced adaptations as varied as holding virtual categories or holding bubble sessions, Biron also reported, but possibly this is the first time a gym has been renamed a church.
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