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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Diane O'Brien
6 years ago
Gov. Walz please let boutique gyms and fitness studios begin serving their clients safely again.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Please allow the tiny neighborhood Pilates studio, Longevity Pilates to open ASAP. In the interest of health & wellness of the community they should be allowed to open. They make our city a healthier place. I provide round the clock care for my 84 year old father, who has advanced Alzheimers. He lives with me. His care, depends upon my mental and physical health. When I am healthier, I can best care for others. Thank you
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Russell Binford
6 years ago
Let these people and start a recovery it’s long over due!!
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Nick Stalock
6 years ago
Owner of CrossFit St. Paul and CrossFit Minneapolis
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Let Higher Power Training open up!
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Any Verbout
6 years ago
Please let these responsible businesses open
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Ryan anderson
6 years ago
Small gyms NEED to open up, and I personally know that they can safely. Please allow smaller gyms reopen. They are the reason our health has a chance!!!
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kelley Warner
6 years ago
Please let small boutique studios open. Longevity certainly is capable of offering a safe environment for their customers. Thank you.
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Lorrie Strauss
6 years ago
Sara’s longevity Pilates has always put safety first
Now she’s being even more careful to provide minimum contact
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Julie Schmidt
6 years ago
I assisted Longevity Studio in creating their COVID reopening preparedness plan (in compliance with the DOH and CDC guidelines). As a nurse, I am comfortable that it is a safe environment for both clients and staff. Longevity has served in a rehab capacity for many clients, who need this important service.
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Von King
6 years ago
Please grant an exception as they are well able to distance folks and to take the utmost care.
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Cotton Wilson
6 years ago
Governor Walz, it is unfair to these small boutique fitness studios to lump them in with large gyms. Not only does that risk putting them out of business but it's detrimental to the health and well-being of their clients. As safe if not safer than hair salons!
Please let them open June 1st
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Lisa Hane
6 years ago
I also own a boutique fitness studio and need to open the doors to stay in the game! Thanks for organizing this!
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Sally Synhavsky
6 years ago
Please allow private training at the very least! Everyone is carrying a lot of tension and would benefit from (a) a schedule (b) professional trainers! Plus, they need the work!
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Janet Krause
6 years ago
The pilates studio I frequent is more ready to handle the challenges of COVID-19 than most stores I have seen
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Please reconsider the opening of some of the smaller, boutique exercise studios.
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Sarah Heise
6 years ago
Please open boutique studios - small businesses - they are not the same as the big box gyms! Thank you
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Julia Heinen
6 years ago
Please let Longevity Pilates open! This is a small studio with very small classes. It can easily social distance. They (and their clients) will make sure it's a safe and clean environment.
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Bill Moir
6 years ago
It's time to give us back our lives.
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Sue Trudeau
6 years ago
I am in total agreement. I feel there should be a task force formed to evaluate each individual business as to their ability to open safely. It's not a one fits all item.
Gov. Walz please let boutique gyms and fitness studios begin serving their clients safely again.
Please allow the tiny neighborhood Pilates studio, Longevity Pilates to open ASAP. In the interest of health & wellness of the community they should be allowed to open. They make our city a healthier place. I provide round the clock care for my 84 year old father, who has advanced Alzheimers. He lives with me. His care, depends upon my mental and physical health. When I am healthier, I can best care for others. Thank you
Let these people and start a recovery it’s long over due!!
Owner of CrossFit St. Paul and CrossFit Minneapolis
Let Higher Power Training open up!
Please let these responsible businesses open
Small gyms NEED to open up, and I personally know that they can safely. Please allow smaller gyms reopen. They are the reason our health has a chance!!!
Please let small boutique studios open. Longevity certainly is capable of offering a safe environment for their customers. Thank you.
Sara’s longevity Pilates has always put safety first Now she’s being even more careful to provide minimum contact
I assisted Longevity Studio in creating their COVID reopening preparedness plan (in compliance with the DOH and CDC guidelines). As a nurse, I am comfortable that it is a safe environment for both clients and staff. Longevity has served in a rehab capacity for many clients, who need this important service.
Please grant an exception as they are well able to distance folks and to take the utmost care.
Governor Walz, it is unfair to these small boutique fitness studios to lump them in with large gyms. Not only does that risk putting them out of business but it's detrimental to the health and well-being of their clients. As safe if not safer than hair salons! Please let them open June 1st
I also own a boutique fitness studio and need to open the doors to stay in the game! Thanks for organizing this!
Please allow private training at the very least! Everyone is carrying a lot of tension and would benefit from (a) a schedule (b) professional trainers! Plus, they need the work!
The pilates studio I frequent is more ready to handle the challenges of COVID-19 than most stores I have seen
Please reconsider the opening of some of the smaller, boutique exercise studios.
Please open boutique studios - small businesses - they are not the same as the big box gyms! Thank you
Please let Longevity Pilates open! This is a small studio with very small classes. It can easily social distance. They (and their clients) will make sure it's a safe and clean environment.
It's time to give us back our lives.
I am in total agreement. I feel there should be a task force formed to evaluate each individual business as to their ability to open safely. It's not a one fits all item.