Planning Ahead

Capacity at ice rinks has been reduced under different guidelines in each country, often at under 50%. Since only small groups are allowed, it’s good to pre-book your ice skating session if that option exists at your local ice rink.

Right Timing

If you want to avoid the crowds, ice rinks are best avoided during peak time. If you can book a session before noon, you won’t run into many people, especially if you’re going there on workdays.

Safety Guidelines

Ice rinks may be operating under limited capacity, but it’s still extremely important to follow the guidelines. Don’t try to show off and always try to keep a safe distance, sanitize your hands and equipment according to safety measures, and remember that wearing a face-covering is encouraged, even when not specifically required.

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Keep the Distance

There has to be a significant distance between frisbee players so they can throw the disc properly. Social distancing shouldn’t be an issue, but it’s important to keep this in mind and stick to playing in smaller groups to avoid getting too close to each other.

Disinfect Your Gear

Despite the social distance, you’ll still be touching the frisbee disc throughout the game. It’s recommended to clean discs and wash your hand regularly, but it’s equally important to avoid touching your face.

Try Disc Golf

If playing with other people sounds too risky, disc golf is your best bet. Instead of playing catch with other players, you can simply try finding a park with a disc golf basket. You can play it solo or with other people, and having a disc of your own will make it much safer than regular frisbee.

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Keeping the Distance

Tennis is one of the best sports for the era of social distancing because it doesn’t require direct person-to-person contact. You’ll never have to come extremely close to your opponent, and it’s extremely easy to stay six feet apart from each other.

If you decide to play doubles, make sure to team up with someone from your household that you’re already seeing every day. If that’s not the case, do your best to maintain physical distance and only play one-on-one.

Keeping It Clean

Despite the fact tennis can be played at a safe distance, it’s still important to adhere to the usual safety protocols. Wiping down your equipment after leaving the tennis court is a must. You can also take extra persecution by bringing your own set of tennis balls to serve with. It’s also crucial to not touch your face during the match, especially after handling equipment.

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This visionary method was introduced by the LMNTS Outdoor Studio, and several media outlets quickly gave it a quirky nickname “bubble yoga”. Each person participating in these yoga classes gets their own private dome, where they can maintain a safe distance.

The classes take place in 50 outdoor private, clear, frameless, geodesic domes, giving each participant 110 square feet of private space. The domes are designed to produce a greenhouse effect, and they have heaters to mimic the experience of hot yoga, while also featuring cooling fans. Domes are cleaned and sanitized between each class.

This is only a temporary workout experience, and we’re yet to see if the LMNTS Outdoor Studio will announce more classes after July 31st. Their yoga bubbles are quite an investment, but we’re looking forward to seeing if any more fitness studios will embrace them in the future.

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Keep Your Distance

While working out outside, make sure you keep at least six feet of physical distance. If you notice that other people around you aren’t adhering to social distancing, find a new spot to exercise. Try and find times that are less busy and places that are less crowded for working out.

Create Your Own Space and Keep it Clean

Make you own workout space with TRX trainers, resistance bands, and yoga mats. Be sure to always carry disinfectant wipes in your gym bag to clean surfaces before you use them.

Keep Workout Groups Small

If you like working out with other people, you can still do group fitness classes while maintaining social distancing. Make sure you stick to the rules for gathering for your state regarding the amount of people who can be in one space. Some gyms are hosting outdoor classes and they’re strict about adhering to health and safety practices.

Wear a Mask

While wearing a mask can be uncomfortable and restricting, face masks reduce the transmission of coronavirus, and the CDC recommends wearing a mask anytime you leave your home.

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Planning Ahead

Capacity at ice rinks has been reduced under different guidelines in each country, often at under 50%. Since only small groups are allowed, it’s good to pre-book your ice skating session if that option exists at your local ice rink.

Right Timing

If you want to avoid the crowds, ice rinks are best avoided during peak time. If you can book a session before noon, you won’t run into many people, especially if you’re going there on workdays.

Safety Guidelines

Ice rinks may be operating under limited capacity, but it’s still extremely important to follow the guidelines. Don’t try to show off and always try to keep a safe distance, sanitize your hands and equipment according to safety measures, and remember that wearing a face-covering is encouraged, even when not specifically required.

The post How to Ice Skate While Social Distancing appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.

Keep the Distance

There has to be a significant distance between frisbee players so they can throw the disc properly. Social distancing shouldn’t be an issue, but it’s important to keep this in mind and stick to playing in smaller groups to avoid getting too close to each other.

Disinfect Your Gear

Despite the social distance, you’ll still be touching the frisbee disc throughout the game. It’s recommended to clean discs and wash your hand regularly, but it’s equally important to avoid touching your face.

Try Disc Golf

If playing with other people sounds too risky, disc golf is your best bet. Instead of playing catch with other players, you can simply try finding a park with a disc golf basket. You can play it solo or with other people, and having a disc of your own will make it much safer than regular frisbee.

The post Playing Frisbee This Summer? Make Sure to Follow These Safety Guidelines appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.

Keeping the Distance

Tennis is one of the best sports for the era of social distancing because it doesn’t require direct person-to-person contact. You’ll never have to come extremely close to your opponent, and it’s extremely easy to stay six feet apart from each other.

If you decide to play doubles, make sure to team up with someone from your household that you’re already seeing every day. If that’s not the case, do your best to maintain physical distance and only play one-on-one.

Keeping It Clean

Despite the fact tennis can be played at a safe distance, it’s still important to adhere to the usual safety protocols. Wiping down your equipment after leaving the tennis court is a must. You can also take extra persecution by bringing your own set of tennis balls to serve with. It’s also crucial to not touch your face during the match, especially after handling equipment.

The post Tennis is the Ultimate Social Distancing Sport appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.

This visionary method was introduced by the LMNTS Outdoor Studio, and several media outlets quickly gave it a quirky nickname “bubble yoga”. Each person participating in these yoga classes gets their own private dome, where they can maintain a safe distance.

The classes take place in 50 outdoor private, clear, frameless, geodesic domes, giving each participant 110 square feet of private space. The domes are designed to produce a greenhouse effect, and they have heaters to mimic the experience of hot yoga, while also featuring cooling fans. Domes are cleaned and sanitized between each class.

This is only a temporary workout experience, and we’re yet to see if the LMNTS Outdoor Studio will announce more classes after July 31st. Their yoga bubbles are quite an investment, but we’re looking forward to seeing if any more fitness studios will embrace them in the future.

The post Bubble Yoga is Thriving in the Era of Social Distancing appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.

Keep Your Distance

While working out outside, make sure you keep at least six feet of physical distance. If you notice that other people around you aren’t adhering to social distancing, find a new spot to exercise. Try and find times that are less busy and places that are less crowded for working out.

Create Your Own Space and Keep it Clean

Make you own workout space with TRX trainers, resistance bands, and yoga mats. Be sure to always carry disinfectant wipes in your gym bag to clean surfaces before you use them.

Keep Workout Groups Small

If you like working out with other people, you can still do group fitness classes while maintaining social distancing. Make sure you stick to the rules for gathering for your state regarding the amount of people who can be in one space. Some gyms are hosting outdoor classes and they’re strict about adhering to health and safety practices.

Wear a Mask

While wearing a mask can be uncomfortable and restricting, face masks reduce the transmission of coronavirus, and the CDC recommends wearing a mask anytime you leave your home.

The post How to Do Outdoor Workouts While Practicing Social Distancing appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.