Flexx Fitness Hawaii - in their own words

Debbie Faildo of Flexx Fitness Hawaii is not afraid of a challenge. As proof, she and her husband, Chris, chose to open a gym during a pandemic.

They opened on August 15, 2020 and were opened for 12 days before getting hit by the second shutdown.

With the introduction of the Tier system, indoor gyms are not allowed to operate.

Flexx Fitness Hawaii was fortunate to have a very accommodating landlord who allowed them to move their equipment outside. Thankfully, they are still able to generate some income to pay their bills and accommodate their members.

But the majority of gyms and personal trainers in Hawaii don’t have that option. With exercise being so tied into physical, mental, and emotional health and with social distancing and sanitation easily managed in a gym setting, shouldn’t indoor gyms be able to operate?

Aren’t gyms 💪 being unduly punished by a tier system?

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Given that a large corporate chain in our state had over 300,000 workouts completed on-site between June and August 2020 and NOT ONE CASE OF COVID-19 on the premises, can’t gym owners be trusted to operate safely?
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Story: Flexx Fitness Hawaii http://www.flexxfitnesshawaii.com
Video: Mike Leanio