Michael Avery talks to health experts about the losses suffered by the Covid-19 shutdown in the health industry
Studies suggest that breaking up a working day with physical activity while reducing the number of hours sitting can improve productivity. Picture: 123RF/DIANA VYSHNIAKOVA
August marks five months without gyms — and that means five months without work for the fitness industry. For some, it means five months without the mental sanity that gyms offer, whether you work in the industry or are just a fitness fan.
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