XXX Tell Gov Walz in MN that Fitness Boutiques don't belong in the category with health clubs, gyms and cinemas
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Connie Greenberg
6 years ago
This small Pilates studio is a very well-run, small, personal business. They are not like a large gym. The owners are extremely careful and I believe can open safely.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
After working out with a trainer at a private fitness club for many years,
I feel that the personal training is
a necessity for a good life.
Please open the small studios as soon as possible.
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Ben Garber
6 years ago
Open up CrossFit!
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Carlie Gruber
6 years ago
Crossfit gyms too!
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Roxanne Molskness
6 years ago
I have worked with a trainer at Fitness Together. This is not at all the same as gyms and health clubs. Most frequently I was alone with my trainer or occasionally another trainer was working in a separate room with a client while I was there. There is no reason to force this type of business to remain closed! They are more than able to meet the recommendations of the CDC and still help people meet their fitness goals.
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Peggy jarombek
6 years ago
The decisions about openings and closings don’t seem to have equal setting logic. Please allow indoor classes to resume and let people make the choice whether to attend or not
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MAUREEN McDonough
6 years ago
Please consider opening small fitness boutiques. Our class always 3 people and 1 instructor. Always been socially distanced. Mr. Governor, you are doing a spectacular job, but please rethink this one.
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Patty Hickey
6 years ago
This studio has worked to make their studio safe. Class sizes will be reduced and equipment has always been sanitized after use. It would be better for my health and strength than sitting.
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Angela ONeill
6 years ago
Small business is the backbone of this country. Allow them to reopen with proper measures in place . If we don’t, the small businesses we know and love will not be around.
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Jen McCarter
6 years ago
We have a plan in place to run business safely. Please open us up!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Stop hindering people’s constitutional rights.
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Deb bollom
6 years ago
Please let the small gyms open that can maintain social distancing and hygiene processes open on June 1st. These are small business owners that will work hard to create a safe environment. .
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Jacob Meyer
6 years ago
Free MN!!
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Tito Briones
6 years ago
You have no right to oppress these businesses. Orders are not law but simply guidelines and as we all know this is not about our health but instead about abuse of your "power."
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Debbie Haag
6 years ago
Please allow Boutique Fitness centers to reopen!
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Shawn e
6 years ago
Enough is enough open it up.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
I attend a franchise aerobics class called Jazzercise. Jazzercise should not be in the same category as Lifetime Fitness. We are incredibly smaller. Let us open up!
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Lisa Faffler
6 years ago
small business fitness boutiques don't belong in the category with health clubs, gyms, and cinemas
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Celeste Panitzke
6 years ago
If a candy store can be open with 200 people in the store at one time, a gym can sure handle safety a lot better than a candy store
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Maureen Reagan
6 years ago
I would feel much safer at my fitness boutique than at a grocery store!
This small Pilates studio is a very well-run, small, personal business. They are not like a large gym. The owners are extremely careful and I believe can open safely.
After working out with a trainer at a private fitness club for many years, I feel that the personal training is a necessity for a good life. Please open the small studios as soon as possible.
Open up CrossFit!
Crossfit gyms too!
I have worked with a trainer at Fitness Together. This is not at all the same as gyms and health clubs. Most frequently I was alone with my trainer or occasionally another trainer was working in a separate room with a client while I was there. There is no reason to force this type of business to remain closed! They are more than able to meet the recommendations of the CDC and still help people meet their fitness goals.
The decisions about openings and closings don’t seem to have equal setting logic. Please allow indoor classes to resume and let people make the choice whether to attend or not
Please consider opening small fitness boutiques. Our class always 3 people and 1 instructor. Always been socially distanced. Mr. Governor, you are doing a spectacular job, but please rethink this one.
This studio has worked to make their studio safe. Class sizes will be reduced and equipment has always been sanitized after use. It would be better for my health and strength than sitting.
Small business is the backbone of this country. Allow them to reopen with proper measures in place . If we don’t, the small businesses we know and love will not be around.
We have a plan in place to run business safely. Please open us up!
Stop hindering people’s constitutional rights.
Please let the small gyms open that can maintain social distancing and hygiene processes open on June 1st. These are small business owners that will work hard to create a safe environment. .
Free MN!!
You have no right to oppress these businesses. Orders are not law but simply guidelines and as we all know this is not about our health but instead about abuse of your "power."
Please allow Boutique Fitness centers to reopen!
Enough is enough open it up.
I attend a franchise aerobics class called Jazzercise. Jazzercise should not be in the same category as Lifetime Fitness. We are incredibly smaller. Let us open up!
small business fitness boutiques don't belong in the category with health clubs, gyms, and cinemas
If a candy store can be open with 200 people in the store at one time, a gym can sure handle safety a lot better than a candy store
I would feel much safer at my fitness boutique than at a grocery store!