In view of the current COVID Pandemic, I want to know if it is safe for me to visit the Gymnasium for exercises and training.
Azumi (by SMS)
If the coronavirus is spreading in your community, working out at home is safer than going to an indoor fitness center. If you go to the gym, wear a mask and avoid high intensity group classes that take place indoors. Items touched by many people (such as handles and barbells) could pose a risk. In order to practice physical distancing during an increase in COVID-19 cases, it is best to avoid crowded public places when possible.
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