SA's lockdown was extended for a further two weeks.
Post the lockdown, there will be two types of people: those who achieved their fitness goals and those who will rush to the gym to shed all the weight gained from indulging in their favourite foods and binge-watching shows on Netflix.
Since the lockdown started on March 26, South Africans have adopted different approaches as some continue to work hard on their fitness while others are spending more time in the kitchen making their favourite treats. Banana bread and amagwinya are some of Mzansi's popular quarantine treats, but fitness bunnies are fetching their summer bodies through online workouts.
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