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24 Hour Fitness was just one of the gym franchises that had to shut its doors because of the coronavirus pandemic. Its members quickly grew frustrated after they were charged for two months in a row while the doors were locked. Now the gyms are starting to reopen, but four locations in the county will be closed for good.

24 Hour Fitness has reopened some of its gyms but do customers want to go back? NBC 7’s Consumer Bob reports.

As gyms across the country begin to reopen, many (and hopefully all) are taking precautions to help fitness fans stay COVID-19 free.

Gyms and fitness studios are back open across San Diego County as of Friday following a three month shut down, and owners are doing everything they can to keep up with new sanitation measures. “We’re going to make you sweat then we’re going to make you clean up your own sweat,” said gym owner Jillian Silva with a smile....

NBC 7’s Melissa Adan spoke to gym owners about their sanitation process.

Tato and Jillian Silva own Cali 4 Fitness, which is back open under Phase 3 after a three-month long closure, reports NBC 7’s Melissa Adan.

San Diegans will once again be able to pump some iron as gyms across the county are able to reopen beginning Friday following nearly three months of closures due to the coronavirus pandemic.

County supervisors approved a pilot program that would allow some phase 3 businesses to open. The pilot program would allow outdoor religious services and pools at apartments and housing complexes to open up at 25% capacity. It would also allow hair salons and gyms to open up at a 25% capacity too. The Stay Classy CrossFit Gym in Barrio Logan…

NBC 7’s Priya Sridhar details how gyms will have to do business if they’re allowed to open under the pilot program.

A gym in Camden County, New Jersey, reopened for business on Monday against state orders to keep nonessential businesses closed.

An Oceanside gym owner was cited by police after he attempted to reopen his business Sunday despite a San Diego County public health order that has kept gyms closed for months to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Some business owners and city leaders in the North County city are calling to reopen the economy, reports NBC 7’s Melissa Adan.