Covid Chronicles: 10 Ways Your Health Club Will Look Different | Golden Rules Gal™

Date
Aug, 10, 2020
  1. Check In:  There will be controlled measures such as screening, disinfectant protocols and plenty of hand sanitizer.
  2. Weights:  Staff will be required to wear gloves and masks, but it’s not a bad idea for members.  Weights are so often touched that it will be impossible to do a thorough cleaning between reps.
  3. Group classes:  They will be reservation-based with online sign-up and a 50% reduction in capacity.
  4. Cleaning:  There will be wait time between classes due to enhanced cleaning techniques.  This is good news for everyone.
  5. Swimming Pools:  Pools may be open but will also require “lane” or “class” reservation.
  6. Online Classes:  Zoom has taken over the in-person meeting and workout. Since March, many clubs have offered their workouts online.  Look for this in the foreseeable future.
  7. Floor Markers:  We see them everywhere, and the health club will be no different.  Wait your turn on the given line, please.
  8. Outdoor Classes: Group classes are moving towards outdoors where there is more space and fresh air.  Movie theaters are doing the same with pop-up drive in’s.
  9. Child Daycare:  It’s been great to squeeze in a workout with a child, but chances are they’ll be a distant memory due to Covid-19.
  10. Safety First:  Remember to follow all club protocols: stay informed, avoid being a virus spreader and don’t forget to social distance even with a mask on.

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                    Lisa Grotts

                    Lisa Grotts

                    Lisa Grotts is a nationally recognized etiquette expert, author, and speaker known as The Golden Rules Gal. With over 20 years of experience, she helps professionals and organizations navigate business etiquette, workplace professionalism, and executive presence. Lisa has advised Fortune 500 companies and has been featured on major media outlets including CNN, NBC, and NPR, helping audiences build confidence and credibility in today’s professional world.

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