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#6584084

2 April 2021

Two girls do physical activity near the sea in the red zone in Molfetta on April 2, 2021. According to the results of the survey conducted by the sports search engine - which includes over 22,500 sports associations and sport-clubs in more than 1,500 Italian municipalities and a community of over 4 million users - during the Covid period, 66% of Italians did physical activity: of these, 34% practiced outdoor activities when possible, 19% alternated outdoor and home activities, another 18% practiced at home with video lessons, 17% in home alone, 7% at home both alone and with video lessons. Important data that, underlined by Orangogo, tell how the need for movement and psycho-physical well-being related to sporting activity emerges, whatever it may be. And another fact emerges: Italians like online lessons, but they are not entirely satisfying. Meanwhile, the gyms and swimming pools have been closed for 4 months now. Four very long months, an eternity for those who have to pay rents, salaries, bills. At the end of October, stopping gyms, fitness centers and swimming pools after the increase in infections in Italy seemed the right solution to stem the second wave. A temporary stop, which no one imagined so long with the risk that they will never reopen.

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#6584086

2 April 2021

The weight room of the Olimpia Club gym is empty in the red zone in Molfetta on April 2, 2021. According to the results of the survey conducted by the sports search engine - which includes over 22,500 sports associations and sport-clubs in more than 1,500 Italian municipalities and a community of over 4 million users - during the Covid period, 66% of Italians did physical activity: of these, 34% practiced outdoor activities when possible, 19% alternated outdoor and home activities, another 18% practiced at home with video lessons, 17% in home alone, 7% at home both alone and with video lessons. Important data that, underlined by Orangogo, tell how the need for movement and psycho-physical well-being related to sporting activity emerges, whatever it may be. And another fact emerges: Italians like online lessons, but they are not entirely satisfying. Meanwhile, the gyms and swimming pools have been closed for 4 months now. Four very long months, an eternity for those who have to pay rents, salaries, bills. At the end of October, stopping gyms, fitness centers and swimming pools after the increase in infections in Italy seemed the right solution to stem the second wave. A temporary stop, which no one imagined so long with the risk that they will never reopen.

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#6584090

2 April 2021

The weight room of the Olimpia Club gym is empty in the red zone in Molfetta on April 2, 2021. According to the results of the survey conducted by the sports search engine - which includes over 22,500 sports associations and sport-clubs in more than 1,500 Italian municipalities and a community of over 4 million users - during the Covid period, 66% of Italians did physical activity: of these, 34% practiced outdoor activities when possible, 19% alternated outdoor and home activities, another 18% practiced at home with video lessons, 17% in home alone, 7% at home both alone and with video lessons. Important data that, underlined by Orangogo, tell how the need for movement and psycho-physical well-being related to sporting activity emerges, whatever it may be. And another fact emerges: Italians like online lessons, but they are not entirely satisfying. Meanwhile, the gyms and swimming pools have been closed for 4 months now. Four very long months, an eternity for those who have to pay rents, salaries, bills. At the end of October, stopping gyms, fitness centers and swimming pools after the increase in infections in Italy seemed the right solution to stem the second wave. A temporary stop, which no one imagined so long with the risk that they will never reopen.

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#6584094

2 April 2021

The exercise bikes of the Olimpia Club gym empty in the red zone in Molfetta on April 2, 2021. According to the results of the survey conducted by the sports search engine - which includes over 22,500 sports associations and sport-clubs in more than 1,500 Italian municipalities and a community of over 4 million users - during the Covid period, 66% of Italians did physical activity: of these, 34% practiced outdoor activities when possible, 19% alternated outdoor and home activities, another 18% practiced at home with video lessons, 17% in home alone, 7% at home both alone and with video lessons. Important data that, underlined by Orangogo, tell how the need for movement and psycho-physical well-being related to sporting activity emerges, whatever it may be. And another fact emerges: Italians like online lessons, but they are not entirely satisfying. Meanwhile, the gyms and swimming pools have been closed for 4 months now. Four very long months, an eternity for those who have to pay rents, salaries, bills. At the end of October, stopping gyms, fitness centers and swimming pools after the increase in infections in Italy seemed the right solution to stem the second wave. A temporary stop, which no one imagined so long with the risk that they will never reopen.

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#6584096

2 April 2021

The cardio room of the Olimpia Club gym empty in the red zone in Molfetta on April 2, 2021. According to the results of the survey conducted by the sports search engine - which includes over 22,500 sports associations and sport-clubs in more than 1,500 Italian municipalities and a community of over 4 million users - during the Covid period, 66% of Italians did physical activity: of these, 34% practiced outdoor activities when possible, 19% alternated outdoor and home activities, another 18% practiced at home with video lessons, 17% in home alone, 7% at home both alone and with video lessons. Important data that, underlined by Orangogo, tell how the need for movement and psycho-physical well-being related to sporting activity emerges, whatever it may be. And another fact emerges: Italians like online lessons, but they are not entirely satisfying. Meanwhile, the gyms and swimming pools have been closed for 4 months now. Four very long months, an eternity for those who have to pay rents, salaries, bills. At the end of October, stopping gyms, fitness centers and swimming pools after the increase in infections in Italy seemed the right solution to stem the second wave. A temporary stop, which no one imagined so long with the risk that they will never reopen.

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#6584098

2 April 2021

The changing room of the Olimpia Club gym empty in the red zone in Molfetta on 2 April 2021. According to the results of the survey conducted by the sports search engine - which includes over 22,500 sports associations and sport-clubs in more than 1,500 Italian municipalities and a community of over 4 million users - during the Covid period, 66% of Italians did physical activity: of these, 34% practiced outdoor activities when possible, 19% alternated outdoor and home activities, another 18% practiced at home with video lessons, 17% in home alone, 7% at home both alone and with video lessons. Important data that, underlined by Orangogo, tell how the need for movement and psycho-physical well-being related to sporting activity emerges, whatever it may be. And another fact emerges: Italians like online lessons, but they are not entirely satisfying. Meanwhile, the gyms and swimming pools have been closed for 4 months now. Four very long months, an eternity for those who have to pay rents, salaries, bills. At the end of October, stopping gyms, fitness centers and swimming pools after the increase in infections in Italy seemed the right solution to stem the second wave. A temporary stop, which no one imagined so long with the risk that they will never reopen.

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#5727346

25 May 2020

Yamaha Star moto. On Sunday, May 17, 2020, in Wadowice, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.

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#4031262

22 March 2019

Jet Airways airplane at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol in Amsterdam, Netherlands. India's Jet Airways may be headed towards bankruptcy as more planes are grounded and pilots threaten to strike over more than three months unpaid owed wages. Pilots in the airline have made it clear that they will not fly from April 1, 2019 unless they are paid their owed wages. Jet Airways reportedly has a debt of a billion dollars and has failed to pay lenders and aircraft lessors and has grounded most of its fleet.

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#4031264

22 March 2019

Jet Airways airplane at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol in Amsterdam, Netherlands. India's Jet Airways may be headed towards bankruptcy as more planes are grounded and pilots threaten to strike over more than three months unpaid owed wages. Pilots in the airline have made it clear that they will not fly from April 1, 2019 unless they are paid their owed wages. Jet Airways reportedly has a debt of a billion dollars and has failed to pay lenders and aircraft lessors and has grounded most of its fleet.

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#4031268

22 March 2019

Jet Airways airplane at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol in Amsterdam, Netherlands. India's Jet Airways may be headed towards bankruptcy as more planes are grounded and pilots threaten to strike over more than three months unpaid owed wages. Pilots in the airline have made it clear that they will not fly from April 1, 2019 unless they are paid their owed wages. Jet Airways reportedly has a debt of a billion dollars and has failed to pay lenders and aircraft lessors and has grounded most of its fleet.

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#4031272

22 March 2019

Jet Airways airplane at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol in Amsterdam, Netherlands. India's Jet Airways may be headed towards bankruptcy as more planes are grounded and pilots threaten to strike over more than three months unpaid owed wages. Pilots in the airline have made it clear that they will not fly from April 1, 2019 unless they are paid their owed wages. Jet Airways reportedly has a debt of a billion dollars and has failed to pay lenders and aircraft lessors and has grounded most of its fleet.

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#4031276

22 March 2019

Jet Airways airplane at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol in Amsterdam, Netherlands. India's Jet Airways may be headed towards bankruptcy as more planes are grounded and pilots threaten to strike over more than three months unpaid owed wages. Pilots in the airline have made it clear that they will not fly from April 1, 2019 unless they are paid their owed wages. Jet Airways reportedly has a debt of a billion dollars and has failed to pay lenders and aircraft lessors and has grounded most of its fleet.

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#4031280

22 March 2019

Jet Airways airplane at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol in Amsterdam, Netherlands. India's Jet Airways may be headed towards bankruptcy as more planes are grounded and pilots threaten to strike over more than three months unpaid owed wages. Pilots in the airline have made it clear that they will not fly from April 1, 2019 unless they are paid their owed wages. Jet Airways reportedly has a debt of a billion dollars and has failed to pay lenders and aircraft lessors and has grounded most of its fleet.

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#4031282

22 March 2019

Jet Airways airplane at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol in Amsterdam, Netherlands. India's Jet Airways may be headed towards bankruptcy as more planes are grounded and pilots threaten to strike over more than three months unpaid owed wages. Pilots in the airline have made it clear that they will not fly from April 1, 2019 unless they are paid their owed wages. Jet Airways reportedly has a debt of a billion dollars and has failed to pay lenders and aircraft lessors and has grounded most of its fleet.

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#4031286

22 March 2019

Jet Airways airplane at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol in Amsterdam, Netherlands. India's Jet Airways may be headed towards bankruptcy as more planes are grounded and pilots threaten to strike over more than three months unpaid owed wages. Pilots in the airline have made it clear that they will not fly from April 1, 2019 unless they are paid their owed wages. Jet Airways reportedly has a debt of a billion dollars and has failed to pay lenders and aircraft lessors and has grounded most of its fleet.

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#4031288

22 March 2019

Jet Airways airplane at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol in Amsterdam, Netherlands. India's Jet Airways may be headed towards bankruptcy as more planes are grounded and pilots threaten to strike over more than three months unpaid owed wages. Pilots in the airline have made it clear that they will not fly from April 1, 2019 unless they are paid their owed wages. Jet Airways reportedly has a debt of a billion dollars and has failed to pay lenders and aircraft lessors and has grounded most of its fleet.

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