Corey Christanell Releases Plans for Reopening the St. Louis Training Ground

The novel coronavirus has impacted the lives of many people across the world. The pandemic has made life so difficult – many people have lost their relatives and friends, and millions have lost their income. The disease seems not to go away soon, and therefore, we should plan on how we are going to live with it. As a result, many states, including Missouri state, are easing restrictions. But for sports and entertainment in areas that have confirmed higher cases of Covid-19 infections, it’s advisable to wait a little longer.

In Missouri State, St. Louis County is the county with the highest number of confirmed Covid-19 infections – over 4,200, and over 340 Covid-19-related deaths so far. As a result, people need to be more careful even after reopening the economy. Just to be safe, many training grounds in the state remain closed, including the St. Louis Training Ground complex in Manchester area, but planning to reopen soon.

Corey Christanell, an entrepreneur and the owner of the St. Louis Training Ground has released a plan to reopen the most helpful sports complex in Manchester area. St. Louis Training Ground was closed in March, and Corey is planning to reopen the sports facility soon. He knows how important this facility is to the people of St. Louis County, but doesn’t want to put patrons, and other people who use the facility at risk by just reopening the ground without proper measures.

Corey acknowledges that most sports activities trained and practiced in the ground involve contact, and the ground attracts many people. But for him to reopen the facility, some measures must be in place, and followed strictly by people using the facility. First, Corey Christanell says that social distancing rules must be adhered to. For that reason, when the facility reopens, people using the facility as well as patrons must adhere to social distancing regulations on and off the field.

To adhere to the social distancing rule, the facility will ensure that no groups larger than 10 persons will train together on a limited space at a time. Also, there will be stricter limitations on the use of common rooms and areas in the sports facility. In addition to that, Corey Christanell plans to ensure that regular and thorough cleaning of the facility; to keep the deadly virus at bay. However, stricter measures will be revealed when the time to reopen the facility comes. But he assures the community that the measures will be to keep them safe.

The St. Louis Training Ground is one of the most unique sports facilities in St Louis County. The facility was opened in 2016, and has been the best place for baseball, soccer, and other field sports training, and even competitions. Many residents, local teams and even big baseball clubs use the facility. Hence need for extensive precautions when the facility reopens. Corey Christanell, the owner of the sports complex promises you that soon you will use the facility. But you must adhere to the set rules and regulations to curb the spread of Covid-19 infections when in the facility, once he reopens it.