Corey Christanell; Owner of St. Louis Training Ground Closes the Facility

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Earlier this month, Corey Christanell issued a statement. The statement was about the closure of St. Louis Training Ground due to the new pandemic – COVID-19. Christanell, owner of St. Louis Training Ground closed the facility until further notice. It’s not clear when he will reopen the facility, but maybe it’s when the world will defeat this unforgiving Coronavirus.

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Corey Christanell issued this statement as a result of the increasing Covid-19 cases in many states in the US, including Missouri state. Currently, this pandemic has claimed thousands of lives in the US. In St. Louis County, there are over 2000 confirmed cases and 91 covid-19 related deaths. Some weeks back, the state had few confirmed cases, and that is why Corey took a bold move to close the sports facility.

St. Louis Training Ground is a spacious facility where indoor training for baseball, soccer, football and other field sports take place. As a result, the facility attracts huge crowds of people, including high school students, teams and top baseball clubs. If the facility remained open and infected persons used the facility, many people who used the facility were likely to get infected. Besides that, patrons working at the facility were likely to be infected if they worked closely with infected persons using the facility.

Therefore, to protect the patrons and help stop the spread of Covid-19, Christanell saw it necessary to close the facility. In addition to that, in order to adhere to social distancing guidelines by the state, it was necessary to close the facility. Also, as a smart entrepreneur, he had to do what is best for the state – helping the state stop the spread of Covid-19.

Although, Corey has not given the exact date when he intends to reopen the sports facility, experts say it’s not soon. Covid-19 is spreading fast, and with over 2000 confirmed cases in St. Louis County, he has to wait for the right time to consider reopening the facility. However, more guidelines will be provided by the state and local authorities. Therefore, if you want to use the sports facility, you have to wait longer until coronavirus is brought under control.

About Corey Christanell

Corey Christanell is a top businessman and entrepreneur. At Wharton School of Business is where Corey studied, and later joined Southeast Missouri State University where he completed his undergraduate studies. After education, he worked at Anheuser Busch Inbev from 1995-2015 where he served in different capacities ranging from a sales person to a director of Sports and entertainment marketing.

In 2016, Corey Christanell founded 3 Gems Nutrition. This company manufactures super-concentrated plant fertilizers for flowers, vegetables, and cannabis. The products target organic farmers who want to enjoy more yields and lower the cost of production. JEWEL is one of the products made by the company, and has shown good results in organic farming. Many other products are on the line as Corey continues to invest, and work hard to improve organic farming. In addition to being the CEO of 3 Gems Nutrition, Christanell is a part-owner of St. Louis Hydroponic Company.