Fitness Centers Weather New Year's Slow Down

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The beginning of a New Year often brings with it a new surge of memberships for fitness clubs, as people resolve to exercise more and lead healthier lifestyles. However, the pandemic has stalled the traditional New Year’s surge for health clubs in Ohio, according to the Akron Beacon Journal.

“Like every fitness center, we kind of get flooded with new members in January but that’s going to be different this year because of COVID, especially with a lot of the restrictions in place,” Richard Gershom, director of Akron General’s LifeStyles fitness center told the Beacon Journal.

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