Retro Fitness CEO Andrew Alfano spoke with host, Neil Cavuto, on NJ/NY being able to reopen gyms and outlines what will be different when people enter into their gyms for the first time since the coronavirus lockdowns.
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Retro Fitness was very happy to reopen its centers in New City, Pearl River, Pomona and Tappan when Gov. Andrew Cuomo finally gave the go-ahead to gyms, fitness centers and exercise studios.
Members are happy, Franchise Business Coach Dina Jorge told Patch. Almost 2,000 Retro Fitness members from New York and New Jersey had crossed into Pennsylvania to go to the gym in July. There has been a steady flow of people into the centers in Rockland since they reopened.
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Gyms and fitness centers across Long Island have sat idly by as dozens of other businesses have reopened since Governor Andrew Cuomo began the process of bringing New York back amid the coronavirus pandemic.
These businesses were given the green light to reopen on Monday, Aug. 24, but at just 33 percent capacity. Masks are required for those inside of each facility at all times, and they can’t open their doors unless they pass a local health department inspection.
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While some gyms in New Jersey are starting to reopen, many are still being forced to stay closed and owners are getting frustrated while waiting on the green light from the state.
Back in June, Murphy said, “I know from the health side, you’ve got sweating, grunting. You’ve got a lot of stuff going on, which not only are you indoors, close, et cetera.”
“Today in New Jersey, you can play tackle football, so Cory, I could give you the ball and 10 people could tackle and pile on top of you, sweating and grunting, that is OK, but going to a health club is not,” Alfano said. “So it begs the question, at what point in time are you actually rooting against a specific industry?”
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After months of being shut down, gyms in New York have a timeline for reopening. Retro Fitness CEO Andrew Alfano wasn’t even a year into the top job when Covid-19 ravaged the economy and shuttered his franchises. He tells Jason Kelly, Michael Barr and Mike Lynch about the demand for fitness centers, the biggest hurdles to reopening, and the attention the pandemic has brought to health and wellness.
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Retro Fitness CEO Andrew Alfano says gym demand continues to be strong, even with added safety precautions such as wearing a mask while exercising.
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