Solidcore in phase 2

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The buzzfeed article needs it’s own thread. I’m underwhelmed by their covid response, but now definitely done with them. Love the method, but I’ll wait until there’s a competitor in my market.

I don’t know what I would say in another thread. I’m a little ill right now thinking about how much money I have spent there.

+1000

[Anonymous]

She also doesn't answer the question about the pants.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She also doesn't answer the question about the pants.

I was left with the impression that the pants incident occurred because she doesn’t deny it, says she found no HR complaints about it(which is different than did it happen), and then she throws in somewhere that Buzzfeed wouldn’t talk to people with positive things to say.

[Anonymous]

The author of the buzzfeed article responded to the content of the Instagram video on Twitter. She gives a pretty swift and effective rebuttal to the allegation that she unfairly rushed the article to print without an opportunity for Anne’s side to be heard. At the very least I would think the complaint about coaches being improperly treated as contractors rather than as employees should be susceptible to resolution one way or the other. Is it complicated? Surely somebody has tested the issue in court before.

[Anonymous]

The CEO of Solidcore announced on Instagram she’s selling her DC and her Eastern Shore house.

[Anonymous]

And she’s moving to NYC. I’m wondering if solidcore is going to survive 2020 :/ I really hope it is still there post Covid (when I can go back).

[Anonymous]

anybody have inside track on whether she is selling the business?

[Anonymous]

I won't be going back until post-covid too. Hopefully there will be a new and better owner/CEO

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How are they fitting 13 people in their studios and still complying with the guidelines?

I want to go back, but their description of front to back facing to maintain 6 ft distance is not making sense to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How are they fitting 13 people in their studios and still complying with the guidelines?

I want to go back, but their description of front to back facing to maintain 6 ft distance is not making sense to me.

They aren’t complying with the guidelines. They know this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How are they fitting 13 people in their studios and still complying with the guidelines?

I want to go back, but their description of front to back facing to maintain 6 ft distance is not making sense to me.

They aren’t complying with the guidelines. They know this.

They have half capacity classes.

I have been taking those for months. It’s every other machine. 6 people. My husband is one of them...so only 4 others and instructor. They take temps and require masks at all times, while exercising.

I feel safer than at crowded Whole Foods.

[Anonymous]

go over to rtr pilates - they are very careful. lots of ventilation and space.

[Anonymous]

Anne is stepping down

https://www.washingtonian.com/2021/03/15/anne-mahlum-resigning-as-solidcore-ceo/