Help reduce odors & lower risk of infections

For the most part, you’ll find that the air quality in gyms, while certainly not hazardous, could use improvement. One of the most critical studies took air samples from 11 different gyms. The study was conducted by researchers at the University of Lisbon in Portugal and reported by ScienceDirect. In gym facilities, which were similar to American gyms, the study found that fitness centers can be filled with excess levels of pollutants and airborne chemicals. Using information from this study and other facts about air quality, we can make informed decisions to improve the air in gym facilities to help protect members and staff and provide an ideal environment for physical activities.