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   From: Intelligent@savetheworldmsn.com   
      
   The good high school track near my house says it's closed for COVID, and this   
   apparently makes no sense.   
      
   I have no way to workout if I don't go to a gym.  Which are open.   
      
   Hurdles may be placed on the inner lanes if the track administrator fears the   
   inner lanes may be worn down too fast.   
      
      
   Some people need to exercise to stay healthy.  They may be recovering from   
   physical therapy and have more serious health issues which require them to   
   exercise.  Health clubs could stay open just for these people.  If anyone   
   states   
   they have a health condition they can work-out.  Then these people would go to   
   an   
   empty club and not get COVID, and the club could keep billing everyone, yet   
   give   
   the option to suspend dues, not just suspend everybody.  Also distancing of   
   stationary equipment is obvious, and a limited number of people in the club, or   
   scheduling a work-out time.  Also personal trainers and athletes who's job is   
   exercise could possibly be allowed to work-out, just a thought, maybe it's not   
   unfair, maybe they should have their own home gyms, or move gyms outside,   
   whatever, definitely gyms need adequate ventilation and fresh air.   
      
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