They are coached by the virtual trainers in real time. The members pay a monthly fee and can take live Zoom fitness classes. The workouts are conducted by a small group of fitness trainers led by Guerrero. Their business model has changed drastically, and all their workouts have gone virtual. They have since reinvented themselves and are now called Life Outside the Box. As the shutdown stretched on, it became clear that the physical gym was closed for good. They lent out every piece of equipment they owned to the gym’s members, continued to pay their staff and worked to set up outdoor classes in hopes of keeping their membership active and healthy. With the arrival of Covid-19, the gym shut its doors back in March, with no idea when it would reopen. But like so many other businesses, it seemingly had no way of overcoming the financial impact and ongoing uncertainty of a global pandemic. The gym became a place to share achievements, work through losses and overcome illness. Over the next six years, hundreds of members experienced and embraced a unique environment that fostered a palpable energy, helping athletes of all ages and abilities reach their potential. The pair shared a passion for fitness, a dream of creating a local community of like-minded people and a willingness to take a risk. In March of 2014, Dennis Guerrero and his business partner opened a gym on Long Island. OCEANSIDE, NEW YORK – NOVEMBER 18: Laila Oguz exercises in her backyard with her virtual Fitness Trainer Dennis Guerrero on November 18th, 2020 in Oceanside, New York. (Photo by ALYSSA POINTER/POOL/AFP via Getty Images) We are sorry for the inconvenience this notification may cause and remain at your disposal for any further information you may require.
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