Home training YouTuber Shim Tum Tum started to appeal to the difficulties of the fitness industry.
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On the 5th, Shim Eum-Toom posted a video titled “The fitness industry is in crisis of closure” on his YouTube channel hip on the 5th and appealed for participation in the public petition to ease the restrictions on the operation of indoor sports facilities.
In this video, “I hope that realistic policy alternatives for indoor sports facilities will be prepared as soon as possible,” said Shim Eom-Tum in this video. “I also run a total of seven gyms and pilates business as a family business. About 100 million won in monthly rent and management expenses alone “We are on the verge of going out of business now as the gym, Pilates, Yoga, CrossFit, and PT Shop are suspended with 2.5 steps extension.”
“There is a petition for indoor sports facilities now. I wanted to take a video with the hope that it would exceed 200,000 people, but by the time the video is uploaded, it seems that there will be more than 200,000 people, but not only that, but a lot of people participated and answered by the government. I’m taking a video with the hope that you can help me to listen to it.”
“I also appeal to the government as an exercise youtuber and influencer who is responsible for the health of many people. First of all, I am having so many difficulties in the fitness industry. There are so many instructors, trainers, and people who run the industry. “There are a lot of people who make a living while working part-time this day.”
“I’m not asking for preferential treatment,” said Shim Eom-Tum. “I earnestly appeal to the government for a more convincing and equitable policy.”
The national petition mentioned by Shim Eom-Tim was a petition entitled’In the corona era, indoor sports facilities also need limited and flexible operation’, and more than 200,000 people were agreed as of 8 pm on the 5th.
The’Pilates & Fitness Business Alliance’, which proposed this petition, urged the government to implement a fair policy.
Indoor sports facilities such as gyms are currently suspended until the 17th due to a collective ban by the quarantine authorities.
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