DC COVID data prompts fitness instructors' calls for change

The city banned all indoor fitness classes and limited outdoor class to 25 people.
Author: Michael Quander
Updated: 8:35 AM EST December 11, 2020
WASHINGTON — Fitness studios and instructors are working to find new ways to engage their customers since D.C. updated its COVID-19 restrictions last month.
The city banned all indoor fitness classes and limited outdoor class to 25 people.
However, some business owners and coaches are challenging the District’s response after new data was released this week.
“Actually, we’re trying to increase the quality of life and actually trying to boost your immune system by you coming in,” Aaron Lindsay said.

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