The California Fitness Alliance is doing its part to promote CA Notify, the newly created contact tracing app that allows Californians to be notified if they come in close and prolonged contact with someone who has recently tested positive for COVID-19. Continuing its mission to help Californians stay healthy, today CFA partners sent emails to their members and launched a social media campaign urging members to sign up using the app and help with contact tracing. This campaign will reach several million Californians.
“Contact tracing is an important component of managing COVID-19 spread and allowing California to safely reopen,” said Francesca Schuler, CFA advisory board member and CEO of In-Shape Health Clubs. “As an essential business, we continue to do our part to keep Californians safe and healthy, and we encourage all Californians to do the same.”
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In-Shape Health Clubs has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection because of the coronavirus and resulting lockdown orders imposed by the state.
The Stockton-based company founded some 40 years ago said it will continue day-to-day operations at clubs currently open outdoors statewide, including the West Lane location on Bianchi Road in Stockton, In-Shape Tracy Blvd. and the Manteca In-Shape on Yosemite Avenue. In-Shape Health Clubs on Hammer Lane and March Lane in Stockton and In-Shape Lodi remain temporarily closed, though outdoor fitness in Lodi is scheduled to open soon. In Stockton, In-Shape Marina, In-Shape Downtown and In-Shape Quail Lakes have closed permanently, as have the Lathrop, Manteca West, Tracy 11th Street and Tracy Grant Line clubs. In March, the company closed its downtown Stockton headquarters.
In-Shape CEO speaks out about bankruptcy filing, pandemic
Posted at 9:34 AM, Dec 18, 2020
and last updated 2020-12-18 12:34:02-05
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KERO) â We ve seen and heard so many stories of places closing for good as a result of the pandemic, as many others struggle to stay afloat. One gym, that has several locations around Bakersfield, is dealing with financial hardships, as they continue to make adjustments to keep their business alive.
23ABC s Bayne Froney has more with the CEO of In-Shape who explains how they are taking precautions to ensure that gym-goers are being safe.
Despite the fact that gyms can t be open indoors In-Shape has created a new space so that people can still be safe while getting in shape. Still, CEO Francesca Schuler said 2020 has been a tough year for so many.
In-Shape Health Clubs declares bankruptcy amid pandemic
and last updated 2020-12-16 16:48:07-05
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KERO) â In-Shape Health Clubs, which has locations around Bakersfield, has declared bankruptcy.
In a letter to members, In-Shape Health Clubs CEO Francesca Schuler said because of the pandemic the majority of their gyms have been closed the majority of this year leading the chain to have to restructure its business model. The letter said members will not see their membership status change moving forward. However, the stateâs extended shutdown of gyms has dramatically impacted our business, which is requiring us to develop a plan to restructure our business for the future. As part of this plan, we are filing for Chapter 11 relief so we can continue our day-to-day operations while we restructure the company to ensure our long-term viability. This plan will not affect your current membership status. You may receive legal communication related to the filing;
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