Social distancing can't hold you back: 11 top-notch fitness companies offering FREE workouts

One aspect of your life that doesn’t need to take a backseat during this challenging time is your workout routine.

The vast number of Americans are now working from home and practicing social distancing as the country ramps its effort to fight coronavirus.

Luckily, a lot of top-notch gyms and wellness brands are putting out tons of content on their social media channels and through their apps. From Barry’s Bootcamp, to Rumble boxing, to Headspace meditation — check out these awesome, free workouts that will keep you both physically and mentally fit.This Manhattan-based rowing studio is bringing at-home classes to you for free over Instagram.

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