International Sports Management

Historical publication

Wellness – May 2020 Vol. 3

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As many areas begin to ease out of their respective quarantines, we have some articles that we felt would be beneficial to read. We hope you remain well as you may be adjusting back into what in the near term is a “new normal” and can enjoy these short reads!


How to stay safe from coronavirus while eating out: Restaurant advice from an infectious disease expert — archived image unavailable.
How to stay safe from coronavirus while eating out: Restaurant advice from an infectious disease expert What should you look out for, and how can you and the restaurant reduce the risk? Here are answers to a few common questions.

How to safely go on a summer vacation during the coronavirus era During these difficult times, the need to find some way to escape and recharge is perhaps even more important than it had been in years past.
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Flying during COVID-19: Staying safe as travel slowly resumes — archived image unavailable.
Flying during COVID-19: Staying safe as travel slowly resumes With more and more cities slowly beginning to open back up, people are slowly beginning to return to the skies.

Help with COVID-19 (Coronavirus) by Volunteering Remotely or On-Site This page features virtual and on-site volunteer opportunities to aid communities impacted by COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Help with COVID-19 (Coronavirus) by Volunteering Remotely or On-Site — archived image unavailable.


How to safely go to the gym and reduce your risk of getting the coronavirus — archived image unavailable.
How to safely go to the gym and reduce your risk of getting the coronavirus Some states are beginning to re-open for business – and that includes gyms, many of which are taking extra precautions to keep clients safer.
We hope you and yours are continuing to stay safe and healthy, and that these helpful precautions allow you to stay that way. Until next time!