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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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Merry Beckmann
6 years ago

Please Governor Walz. Allow our Pilates studio to open June 1.

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Tammy Strong
6 years ago

There is plenty of social distancing with pilates and sanitizing always happens.

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Misty Tanner
6 years ago

Smaller gyms geared more towards personal training would be able to follow guidelines way easier. Please allow them to open!

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Lynette Palmgren
6 years ago

Fitness boutique studios like Balance for Life in Arden Hills are by appointment only and with following COVID and CDC guidelines they should be allowed to open along with hair & nail salons on June 1st.

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Ramona Michaels
6 years ago

I believe boutique fitness centers are able to offer a safe environment and aren’t in the same category as larger chain fitness like the YMCA. Please allow them to open so there are some options available to those of us that need their services. Thanks

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Dawn Sutherland
6 years ago

I am 100% comfortable with the safety and distancing protocols that CrossFit gyms are able to implement due to their fitness model and believe they should be allowed to reopen as long as they have these plans in place.

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Charlene Knorr
6 years ago

Small boutique as Pilates Mn should be opened same as salons. Please help these small businesses survive. Thank you.

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Dick Swanson
6 years ago

Please allow fitness boutiques to open subject to guidelines. We are dedicated people who come to get our workout in class. There is no chit chat. It keeps us healthy and happy.

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Lani Varela
6 years ago Featured

Our specialty gym should not be in the same category as large health clubs. We have strict protocols in place and have full control over our environment. I'm also in the medical field and am very aware of the necessary precautions to keep my staff and clients safe.

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John Luedtke
6 years ago

PilatesMN provides a specialized workout form, and as such is not comparable commercially, physically, or by headcount with the "BigBox" facilities with which it is currently listed.

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Lori Casha
6 years ago

I have been 100% supportive of Gov Tim Walz decisions up until the last one of gyms and places of worship in phase IV. Especially small easily controlled businesses that will certainly fail if something doesn’t change.

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Stacy kabele
6 years ago

Governor walz it is time to listen to your constituents and knock it off already

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Signe Hensel
6 years ago

We would appreciate your reconsideration.

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Judy Kelloway
6 years ago

Please consider making exceptions and including small boutique studios in the safely open status for June 1. My studio at MNPILATES in Wayzata is important for my health and is by appointment only and has plans in place for appropriate social distancing.

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Beth Dutcher
6 years ago

Small studios are very different from large gyms. Please consider them differently and allow them to open up responsibly.

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Leslie Bergland
6 years ago

Please allow the boutique fitness facilities to reopen June 1!

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christopher patten
6 years ago

open fitness boutiques. Owners are a very responsible bunch.

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Todd Schnobrich
6 years ago

Deciding how to restart the economy is a complex balancing act. To me it is clear that the risk profile of a boutique health club is different and can be managed accordingly as compared to mass-scale gyms. Please find a way to distinguish these clubs and allow them to open.

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George Youngvorst
6 years ago

Trust the owners of these businesses to create an environment of social distancing that is safe for everyone

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steve hamm
6 years ago

Fitness Together needs an exemption. they are a one on one training facility and by appointment only.