Thanks to the ongoing pandemic, going back to the gym might not be an option for everyone.
While most gyms require masks, social distancing and may be provide disinfecting supplies, some still feel most safe getting a workout at home.
For those who feel comfortable, several gyms in the Lancaster area offer free trials for new members who want to start a new workout routine.
But for those intent on breaking a sweat at home, some local fitness instructors offer free virtual workouts.
Here are some of the free virtual and in-person workouts to check out in Lancaster County.
Willow Valley Communities Facebook workouts
Thanks to the ongoing pandemic, going back to the gym might not be an option for everyone.
While most gyms require masks, social distancing and may be provide disinfecting supplies, some still feel most safe getting a workout at home.
For those who feel comfortable, several gyms in the Lancaster area offer free trials for new members who want to start a new workout routine.
But for those intent on breaking a sweat at home, some local fitness instructors offer free virtual workouts.
Here are some of the free virtual and in-person workouts to check out in Lancaster County.
Willow Valley Communities Facebook workouts
Three weeks of COVID-19 business closures in Pennsylvania lifted on Monday, restoring indoor activity in restaurants, gyms and entertainment venues. Some
Weary business executives reacted with anger and frustration to Gov. Tom Wolfâs decision on Thursday to temporarily close restaurants, gyms, theaters and certain other businesses in hopes of slowing the spread of COVID-19.
The shutdown, which starts Saturday and runs until Monday, Jan. 4, bans indoor dining at restaurants, which had been allowed to operate at 50% capacity, although takeout, delivery and outdoor dining are still permitted.
The order also closes gyms, theaters and other facilities, but lets stores continue to operate at 50% of capacity.
Al Duncan, CEO of the company that operates Miller Smorgasbord and Smokehouse BBQ & Brews, called Wolfâs order âvery unfair and very unjust,â wondering why stores were excluded from the shutdown and restaurants have to go dark again.