What's The Risk Of Attending A Group Workout Class?

The video discusses the medium risk of contracting COVID-19 at gyms, primarily through touching contaminated equipment or being near someone who is coughing. It emphasizes the importance of cleaning equipment and maintaining hand hygiene. The risk is considered low if safety measures are followed, such as keeping a distance of six feet in spin classes. The video also suggests considering outdoor or home workouts to minimize risk and encourages viewers to send questions about their risk.

What is the primary risk associated with attending a gym during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• Lack of exercise equipment

• Touching contaminated surfaces

• High membership fees

• Limited workout time

Which of the following is a key measure to reduce COVID-19 risk in gyms?

• Offering more group classes

• Increasing gym membership

• Cleaning equipment between uses

• Reducing gym hours

How can you ensure a low risk of COVID-19 while attending a spin class?

• By attending classes at night

• By using a personal bike

• By wearing colorful gym attire

• By maintaining a distance of at least six feet

What is a recommended alternative to reduce exposure risk when working out?

• Exercising outdoors or at home

• Using shared gym towels

• Joining a larger gym

• Attending more group classes

Where can you send questions about your personal COVID-19 risk related to gym attendance?

• To a fitness magazine

• To your local gym

• To what's the risk at newsy.com

• To a social media influencer