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Oxygen Yoga and Fitness Reopens Implementing Protective Shields

Oxygen Yoga and Fitness, a Vancouver-based gym, developed plans to safely reopen its gym amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The yoga center's showers, cubbies, change rooms, and water coolers are closed and both its towel service is suspended.

In addition, Oxygen Yoga and Fitness' classes will be at a reduced capacity and will implement Plexiglas barriers between yoga mats, which will also be placed two meters apart. All yoga mats will be individually-packed and guests will be required to wear face masks. As expected, vigorous sanitization measures will be also be implemented between classes using an industrial-strength disinfectant. Classes have been shortened to ensure an adequate amount of time is left for cleaning between sessions.
Trend Themes
1. Virus-safe Fitness Centers - Creating safe and sanitary workout spaces can become a competitive advantage in the post-COVID-19 world.
2. Reduced Capacity Classes - In response to COVID-19, fitness centers will need to implement creative scheduling and class formats to maintain social-distancing protocols.
3. Industrial Strength Sanitization - Fitness centers will need to invest in more powerful disinfectant solutions and equipment to ensure a virus-free environment.
Industry Implications
1. Fitness Centers - Gyms and workout studios must adapt new building layouts, equipment, and cleaning practices to meet the demand for virus-free spaces.
2. Cleaning Services - Professional cleaning services will be sought after to handle the increased demand for thorough cleaning in fitness centers and other shared spaces.
3. Health and Wellness Products - New and improved products, such as sanitization equipment and personal care items, will be essential for fitness centers to prevent the spread of viruses.

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