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The search is on to find the best home gym created during the cornavirus lockdown.
Personal trainer insurance company Protectivity has launched a competition to find the best home gym of 2020, with the prize of a year’s supply of protein snacks.
When the UK went into lockdown and Brits were told to stay at home, it resulted in sales of gym equipment rocketing, as people tried to replace their state of the art gyms as best as they could.
As personal trainers offered online Zoom training sessions and set up Youtube channels to keep the nation’s gym-goers motivated, some Brits went to the next level and set up their own gym at home.
Protectivity has launched a competition and is on the hunt to find the best home gym.
They are asking people to send in photos of their gym set up, from the lucky few who got their hands on kettlebells, benches, dumbbells and running machines, to those who have been super creative, making equipment from household items.
To celebrate the best home gym, Protectivity is giving away a year’s subscription of protein snacks from BodBox. Every month the winner will receive a box of protein snacks, over the year the prize is worth more than £300.
Last month a competition to find Britain's best home bar saw three entries from the region make the final 15.
The competition to find Britain's best home gym closes on July 17, so get entering to be in with the chance of winning.
To enter, click go to www.protectivity.com/home-gym-competition/ and fill out the entry form, including your best snaps of your home bar.
