With COVID restrictions easing in Cobar on Saturday morning, gym goers can now return to working out at the JKM Dynamic Fitness gym facility in Marshall Street. Members were however able to continue classes over the lockdown period, including taking part in ‘Mums and Bubs’ and BodyPump virtual sessions from the comfort of their own homes. Members were encouraged to use weights if they had them or other household items such as cans or milk bottles to help with their cardio and resistance workouts. The virtual classes were conducted by instructors Amie Hill and Corinne McLeod who are pictured setting up for their final ‘viral session’ last Thursday morning with Amie’s boys Finn and Lenny. Gym members were able to access the sessions live via Facebook or they could choose to re-run the session at a time that suited them.
With COVID restrictions easing in Cobar on Saturday morning, gym goers can now return to working out at the JKM Dynamic Fitness gym facility in Marshall Street. Members were however able to continue classes over the lockdown period, including taking part in ‘Mums and Bubs’ and BodyPump virtual sessions from the comfort of their own homes. Members were encouraged to use weights if they had them or other household items such as cans or milk bottles to help with their cardio and resistance workouts. The virtual classes were conducted by instructors Amie Hill and Corinne McLeod who are pictured setting up for their final ‘viral session’ last Thursday morning with Amie’s boys Finn and Lenny. Gym members were able to access the sessions live via Facebook or they could choose to re-run the session at a time that suited them.
While the NSW Health’s website is show-ing one positive COVID case listed for Co-bar, Cobar Shire Council’s general manager Peter Vlatko said the case was however de-tected in Mudgee. As of Monday night at 8pm, the Western NSW Local Health District reports Cobar has not yet recorded a positive COVID […]
The Rural Fire Service and local rural fire brigades are preparing for the statutory Bush Fire Danger Period, which begins next month for fire prone areas, including Cobar Shire. Rural Fire Service District Manager for the Far West area, Superintendent Vaughn Els-worth, said after enduring a number of years of […]
