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Coronavirus and gym fitness classes don't mix. But gyms were problematic before COVID-19.

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Exercise is a great tool for transformation, but now the coronavirus compels us all to transform our vision of what exercise looks and feels like.
Coronavirus and gym fitness classes don't mix. But gyms were problematic before COVID-19.
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