One of the country’s biggest rec center chains has reexamined its cover strategy, once more.

In the wake of got notification from its individuals, Planet Fitness said it is making a slight acclimation to another arrangement planned to go live on Aug. 1. Under the correction, individuals won’t need to wear face covers in the event that they are “actively working out” and as per neighborhood and state limitations.

Not long ago, Planet Fitness reported covers would be required consistently at all of the organization’s 1,450 areas in North America and Australia that are available to the general population.

“As we continue to face the COVID-19 pandemic, amid an ongoing global health crisis, wellness has never been as essential to our collective community as it is today,” said Chris Rondeau, its CEO in an announcement.

In its most recent articulation it stated:

“At Planet Fitness, our members and employees are our number one priority, and we remain committed to providing a safe and clean environment where everyone feels comfortable. We are instituting a universal, standard mask policy in all of our stores effective August 1, although after hearing member feedback, we will be making a slight adjustment to this policy. Members will now be required to wear masks at all times within our facilities except while actively working out and in accordance with local and state restrictions. Health and wellness is more important now than ever, and we are confident that we have taken numerous precautions to ensure the safety of our community, including enhanced cleanliness and sanitization efforts, physical distancing measures in our large and spacious stores, touchless check-in and more.”

In Pennsylvania, Gov. Tom Wolf has said covers are required in broad daylight spaces. Exercise centers have scattered or closed off gear to take into account social separating and executed severe cleaning rehearses.

A developing number of organizations are expecting clients to wear face covers including Best Buy, BJ’s Wholesale Club, Costco, Home Depot, Kohl’s, Lowe’s, Macy’s, Rite Aid, Sam’s Club, Starbucks and Walmart.