NJ martial arts

[The Pred]

I'm from NJ and I guess martial arts is considered a gym. Or perhaps even a youth sports if you do it outside. I can find nothing under what Murphy rules of what this considers.

[Fat Cobra]

The gyms are closed here in New York and on Fort Drum (a US Army base where I co-locate my Dojo at one of the gyms). What we have been doing is training at a local park. We keep our social distance and can continue to train. On the down side, anytime there is bad weather I have to cancel training.

I don't know when I will be able to get back in the gym on Fort Drum. I am estimating either July or August.

[The Pred]

The gyms are closed here in New York and on Fort Drum (a US Army base where I co-locate my Dojo at one of the gyms). What we have been doing is training at a local park. We keep our social distance and can continue to train. On the down side, anytime there is bad weather I have to cancel training.

I don't know when I will be able to get back in the gym on Fort Drum. I am estimating either July or August.

Hmm a local park might not be a bad idea.

[cheesefrysamurai]

I'm from NJ and I guess martial arts is considered a gym. Or perhaps even a youth sports if you do it outside. I can find nothing under what Murphy rules of what this considers.

I’m front NJ as well. Weather permitting my Sensei holds non contact classes.

Beach training is also a possibility depending on where in Jersey you are