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| Starting next June 8, the company will open clubs in those communities that are in Phase 2 and 3 | After more than two months of training at home and at a distance, the VivaGym chain of gyms, the leading operator in the low-cost fitness segment in Spain, announces the gradual reopening of its 52 clubs, beginning on June 8, complying with the directives of the General Directorate of Public Health.The clubs have adapted to scrupulously comply with all security measures and make it easier for their members to resume their routine with more energy than ever.As for the management of the capacity of the clubs, VivaGym will control the entrance to the center through a reservation system.

For this reason and in order to preserve the health of both members and staff, the fingerprint will no longer be used as an access process, avoiding direct contact with the lathes, and gloves and disinfectant material will be available at the entrance so that customers they can enter their access PIN on the lathe keyboard.Once inside, a distance of 2 meters is recommended between members and staff members in each and every one of the club's areas to significantly reduce the risk of contamination.

The use of disinfection kits during training is essential and the use of towels is mandatory, and must have two units, one for the machines / mat and the other for sweat.The time of stay in the facilities is limited by a maximum period of 60 minutes in the first days of reopening and always under prior reservation without which, the centers will not be accessible.The directed classes will be implemented in those clubs that are in Phase 3 and will have seating restrictions.

To be able to enjoy them, and just as they were doing, you can reserve a place 24 hours in advance up to 15 minutes before the start of the class, always subject to the availability of capacity.

In addition, the 45 and 60-minute classes have been eliminated, promoting the 30-minute classes throughout the day, with 20-minute intervals to clean the studios, also increasing the number of daily classes to facilitate training.In the changing rooms, the lockers must be disinfected after use and it is recommended not to use the showers and the hand / hair dryers will not be enabled for use, it is also recommended to come dressed in sportswear from home in order to make minimal use of this area.

Strict cleaning procedures become even more intensive, combining the efforts of both staff and partners before and after using the facilities.

For this, the company makes disinfectant and paper available to everyone to regularly clean used surfaces.In the words of Juan del Río, CEO of VivaGym Group: “We are working hard to make VivaGym a safe space and that our partners can train in the best conditions.

For this, we need the collaboration of all to ensure that the protection, cleaning and disinfection measures are complied with.

We will make periodic communications promoting hand washing and disinfection, as well as hygiene standards in all common areas.We have also warned all our partners and staff so that, in case they feel sick, they do not come to train / work, "concludes the manager.In Spain these are the official dates of opening of the centers that will be updated as the communities go through the phase and have the necessary measures for their opening:• June 8: Vigo, Almería, Zaragoza (Actur and Puerta del Carmen), Seville, Málaga, Mallorca (Nuredduna) and Córdoba.• June 10: Valencia (Benlloch, Godella, Campanar), Granada, Cartagena, Zaragoza (Las Torres and Romareda), and Padeleku.• June 12: Jerez, Valencia (Cánovas, La Eliana and Platero), the Basque Country (Gran Vía Bilbao, Bilbondo and Artea), Mallorca (Son Fuster and Santa Catalina).It should be noted that, in Portugal, VivaGym Group has 44 gyms under the Fitness Hut brand, whose reopening, with the necessary security measures, is also scheduled gradually, between June 3 and 10.

Source: Agencias