Decathlon is back online for all your fitness needs at home

With the gyms and sports facilities temporarily closed under the enhanced community quarantine, it's hard not to miss some of the physical activities we used to do on normal days.

Thankfully, Decathlon is making it possible for people to continue working out at home. Their online store packed with a variety of gym and sports equipment. Treadmill? Check. Weight training bars? Check. Resistance bands? Check. Pull-up bars? Kettlebells, basketball rings, yoga mats — check, check, check.

Decathlon has a delivery lead time between 3 to 5 days for Metro Manila; 7-10 days for Greater Manila; and 10 to 15 days for provincial areas outside.

Payment can be through cash on delivery, GCash, or debit and credit card.

You can place your orders on their website or contact them on Instagram and Facebook. You can also drop them an email at  contact.philippines@decathlon.com Their operating hours are from 9am to 6pm. Read more of the fine print here.

President Rodrigo Duterte extended the enhanced community quarantine in high-risk areas up to May 15 to contain the spread of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).

Gym and sports facilities are among the businesses not allowed to operate under ECQ.

Meanwhile, Department of Trade and Industry Secretary Ramon Lopez said fitness gyms are too high risk to be allowed to resume operations in areas under general community quarantine. — Jannielyn Ann Bigtas/LA, GMA News