Gyms stay void in Bengaluru while support costs surge
Sunil S. Shetty, 24, has been a gym regular for as far back as 10 years. Working out is a basic aspect of his life, “like brushing my teeth”, he says. He missed setting off to the gym for five months during the COVID-19 lockdown. Home exercises – ailing in equipment and coach advice – was certifiably not an adequate substitute.
Three weeks after August 5, when gyms in the city were permitted to re-open, Sunil continued training at a fitness studio in Nagavara. Be that as it may, it's not a similar encounter.
“With the pandemic still on, working out at gyms isn’t the same as it used to be. We need to adjust,” he says.
Sunil, be that as it may, is by all accounts a special case. Fitness trainers and gym proprietors state most clients haven't returned. Their relief after the post-lo...