Working out takes discipline but working out without your instructor and peers supporting you takes even more discipline.
For the past six weeks, regular fitness club attendees have had to rely on the cyber community to support their workout efforts. Large or small, many clubs offered virtual classes while others simply shut their doors until the governor gives the go ahead to reopen.
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By Sonia Duggan • [email protected]
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