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Kansas Boutique Fitness Coalition

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Marilyn Bruce
6 years ago

Adequate spacing can be achieved

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please allow The body Lab to reopen their doors. The body lab is a small place with the max capacity of 11 people per class. I have always felt safe in their studio. They follow appropriate guidelines, disinfectant equipment, and with social distancing. To minimize client interaction they drop from 11 possible clients to 6 to allow appropriate social distance with in their studio. I miss them!!!

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Michelle Thompson
6 years ago

This IS a small business not a gym. Please allow them to re-open.

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Jess Johnson
6 years ago

BodyLab is not a large scale gym. Individuals have their own equipment, there is more than 6ft between each person, and the owners/instructors go above and beyond to keep the studio clean and sanitized. Please reconsider!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Body Lab Pilates is not a large scale gym. Look at pictures please!

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Amy Person
6 years ago

This could close many local boutique Fitness is for good. Please reverse this order!

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David Babler
6 years ago

Prior to the lock down the Body Lab was running at 50% capacity (6 people) and I was very comfortable with the distancing that provided. At least let them run at 50%.

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Joe willingham
6 years ago

Please allow these businesses to open

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Jennifer A Millett
6 years ago

Please reconsider small boutique gyms as part of large gyms. The smaller gyms know their clients personally and how to mitigate any risk vs the larger gyms.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please allow boutique fitness studios to open

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Elisha pantano
6 years ago

The body lab is a small boutique fitness class. Please reconsider its classification so they may reopen with the ability to social distance and sanitize for safety.

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Carolyn E
6 years ago Featured

Small fitness boutiques are essential to health and well being of our communities. They are almost all locally owned small companies and have get limited class sizes with the ability to manage social distancing, sanitizing and participants. Please allow them to open now so they can survive.

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Dana Lemke
6 years ago

Body Lab and other small boutique fitness studios inherently maintain small sizes in their business models. These small business owners exceed sanitation standards and are able to meet any standards set forth for reopening. I strongly urge you to reconsider the classification of these small businesses into their own category rather than arbitrarily lumping them into the big box gym category.

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Saunny Wiley
6 years ago

Please redefine The Body Lab. This is a small boutique that can definitely maintain the social distancing requirements. This is NOT a large-scale gym! Please redefine and reopen The Body Lab. Thank you.

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Susanne Stanley
6 years ago

Please reopen Bodylab Pilates in Phase 1 of reopening businesses. It is a small boutique pilates studio. They took all consideration in keeping clients safe prior to the order for businesses to close. They even cut the small class size to a smaller class. I never felt unsafe. I am an ICU nurse and would know if there should be concern. The State if Kansas should support small businesses like Bodylab that cares about the health, mind, and body of their clients. Let them reopen in Phase 1

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Kirk Roberts
6 years ago

By no means should the Body Lab be included with other gyms/studios. Even at full capacity, there is ample distancing.

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Maddie Hannifan
6 years ago

Body lab only allows 11-12 members in the studio at a time and takes very precautious measures to sanitize all equipment after each use. They should be allowed to be reopened during phase 1.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

This is extremely important to keep small businesses going. In addition, it also vital to the owners of the buildings, that many of these businesses lease from.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Body Lab is a small pilates studio that has a maximum of 12 people in at at time and is often under that number. Please let them open soon using all safety and social distancing practices.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please let them open