Atilis Gym, the law-defying training site in New Jersey and which Fox News enthusiastically praised in the early months of the coronavirus pandemic, is offering free registrations to people who refuse to receive the coronavirus vaccine.
In light of @Krispy Kreme giving free donuts to receive the CVD injection, here at @TheAtilisGym we are distributing free subscriptions to all who are not vaccinated. We believe in health – the real way – exercise, good nutrition, plenty of vitamin D, zinc and an environment to de-stress.
– Ian Smith (@iansmithfitness) March 23, 2021
“Given that @krispykreme gave free donuts to receive the CVD vaccine, here at @TheAtilisGym we are giving free subscriptions to everyone who is not vaccinated. We believe in health – the real way – exercise, good nutrition, lots of vitamin D, zinc and an environment to de-stress ”, owner of the gym Ian Smith posted on Twitter.
Atilis Gym was featured on Fox News several times in May 2020 for refusing to comply with state orders to close gyms, as they were considered high-risk venues for the spread of Covid. Among other support voices on the network, Fox’s Pete Hegseth he praised the owners of the academy as “a voice for millions”.
In August, Brian Kilmeade interviewed co-owner of Atilis Frank trumbetti, who claimed, without evidence, that the government was deliberately keeping gyms closed in order to intentionally cause an increase in the number of cases by not allowing people to “build their immune system[s]. “
On Tuesday, donut giant Krispy Kreme announced that he would give away a free donut a day until the end of 2021 to anyone who could prove he received the coronavirus vaccine. The offer created a social media backlash among the anti-donut and anti-vaccination crowds, and Krispy Kreme eventually changed his offer to include the unvaccinated ones, offering a free donut and coffee on Mondays to those who “made the personal decision not to receive the COVID vaccine. “
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