Personal trainers have been forced to work outdoors amid the ongoing lockdown - but will their income streams dry up over the coming weeks?
We've been speaking to James Wren, who has taken his sessions to Cheethams Park in Stalybridge, about how he's adapted since lockdown took effect, what his views are on the situation, and how health and wellbeing should be prioritised in the current climate.
Personal trainer slams lockdownPersonal trainers have been forced to work outdoors amid the ongoing lockdown. Will their income streams dry up over the coming weeks as the weather gets worse? We've been speaking to James Wren, who has taken his sessions to Cheethams Park in Stalybridge, about how he's adapted since lockdown took effect, what his views are on the situation, and how health and wellbeing should be prioritised in the current climate.
Posted by Tameside Reporter on Thursday, November 12, 2020
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