Will Gyms Adapt to the Future of Fitness?

Noel Chelliah, Founder, DailyMuscle

21-Sep-21 21:00

Will Gyms Adapt to the Future of Fitness?

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Fitness-junkies rejoice! Gyms in states under Phase 2 of the NRP are now allowed to run on 50 percent capacity and in a controlled environment for the fully vaccinated. But will things go back to the way they were - especially with virtual workouts being the pandemic status-quo? Founder of boutique fitness center DailyMuscle, Noel Chelliah joins us as he shares his reaction to the news and dissects the potential hybrid-future of the fitness industry.

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Produced by: Daryl Ong

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