ST. LOUIS _ When Lori Patterson launched Boot Camp Challenge fitness classes in St. Peters, Mo., 19 years ago, one of her main goals was camaraderie.
"I wanted to combine the science of fitness and wellness with the camaraderie, the esprit de corps of the U.S. Army, of being part of a team," says Patterson, an Army veteran who now has Boot Camp Challenge trainers in seven states.
But, with the recent coronavirus fears, she like many, has had to look for a different way to get her product to her people. All of her trainers have moved their classes online. They meet live, in the same groups they met in before and at the same time.