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Clark County gyms see positive spin as clients cycle back in

Waning pandemic, end of mask mandate brings new, returning customers

By Will Campbell, Columbian Associate Editor, and
Dylan Jefferies, Columbian staff writer
Published: April 20, 2022, 6:05am
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Jessica Mossman leads a classic cycling class Tuesday at CycleBar in Vancouver. Since the state mask mandate lifted in March, local gyms have begun seeing a boost in new and returning clients. "Some people coming into the studio are coming to look for a community," said CycleBar general manager Aly Hendershot.
Jessica Mossman leads a classic cycling class Tuesday at CycleBar in Vancouver. Since the state mask mandate lifted in March, local gyms have begun seeing a boost in new and returning clients. "Some people coming into the studio are coming to look for a community," said CycleBar general manager Aly Hendershot. (Taylor Balkom/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

Smaller gyms in Clark County that offer a sense of community and guided classes are seeing an increase in customers, especially with the mask mandate ending.

A hot-yoga studio in Uptown Village called Yoga6, 1700 Main St., opened in March 2021 and had to require masks beginning in August.

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