Washington Post | How pros stay healthy in cold-and-flu season Washington Post Along with doctors and child-care providers, fitness trainers are on the front lines of flu and common cold exposure. Early mornings, sneezing clients and grimy gym environments are just a few of the culprits. In other words, fitness trainers who stay ... |
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