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02-06-2007, 11:03 AM
Link (http://www.ksat.com/health/10932965/detail.html)
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands -- Finding clean work-out clothes won't be a problem at one Dutch gym.
Fitworld is planning Naked Sunday workouts, beginning next month.
Owner Patrick de Man said he got the idea from a couple of customers who are avid nudists.
This time of year, there aren't many outdoor activities for people who like to do it in the buff.
De Man said that some of his customers wanted to know if naked workouts might spread disease. He said those exercising in the raw will be required to use disposable seat covers on the stationary bikes and to put towels down on the weight machines.
De Man added all the equipment will be cleaned and disinfected, as is already done every day.
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands -- Finding clean work-out clothes won't be a problem at one Dutch gym.
Fitworld is planning Naked Sunday workouts, beginning next month.
Owner Patrick de Man said he got the idea from a couple of customers who are avid nudists.
This time of year, there aren't many outdoor activities for people who like to do it in the buff.
De Man said that some of his customers wanted to know if naked workouts might spread disease. He said those exercising in the raw will be required to use disposable seat covers on the stationary bikes and to put towels down on the weight machines.
De Man added all the equipment will be cleaned and disinfected, as is already done every day.