16 Mar, 2020 @ 20:55
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CORONAVIRUS: Personal trainer gives rooftop workout in quarantine-hit complex in Spain’s Andalucia

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RESIDENTS in apartments in the town of Los Bermejales in Sevilla were given a free rooftop workout class from a personal trainer making the most of the quarantine.

The personal trainer, known as Gonzalo, works at the Sano Sevilla Los Bermejales health centre in the town but, as with the rest of the population, has seen his business close under the lockdown.

Adamant that he did not want to let the lockdown impact people’s health, Gonzales took to the rooftops of the Mairena Del Aljarafe apartment complex and gathered residents on their balconies for a flash mob workout session.

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The impromptu workout is the latest in the latest trend sweeping across Europe. 

Videos have been circulating online of quarantined residents banding together and singing, playing music and pulling together to congratulate health workers on their work against the virus.

In Italy, a video emerged of the whole neighbourhood singing a version of Mr. Mistoffelees from the film Cats.

In Madrid, residents were filmed shouting ‘Viva los Medicos’ whilst cheering and applauding the medical workers on the front line of the coronavirus outbreak.

James Warren

"James spent three years spent working as a junior writer at various English language newspapers in Spain before finding a home at the Olive Press. He previously worked for many years as a bid writer for an international motorsports company. Based in Cordoba since 2014, James covers the southern Subbetica region, northern and inland Malaga and the Axarquia area. Get in touch at [email protected] with news or trustworthy tips that you would like him to cover in these areas"

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