“It’s easier to work out when you remove the time constraints of commuting to and from the gym.” After the pandemic temporarily shut her gym, Christy Ryan found that fitness classes streamed on Zoom and Facebook Live offer their own kind of motivation.
Christy Ryan, an urgent-care doctor in Denver, would have balked at the idea of seeing a patient right after a sweaty workout not too long ago. But her new normal involves finishing a high-intensity interval-training class online, then jumping right to a telemedicine chat.
Dr. Ryan had been working 35 to 50 hours every two weeks. When the coronavirus pandemic hit in March, she took on an additional 20 to 30 hours of telemedicine, in addition to her two shifts at an urgent-care facility.
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