Rules and recommendations

Indoor sports grounds such as gyms, playgrounds, ice rinks, courts, bowling or billiards rooms, or training facilities and dance studios, gyms and fitness facilities may be open under the following rules:

• have a negative PCR test not exceeding 7 days old,

• have a negative POC (so-called antigenic) test not exceeding 72 hours old,

• Have a negative test from work or school from the last 72 hours,

• Have a laboratory confirmation of having recovered from covid-19 disease in the period not longer than 180 days before the day of the event.

• Proof of having received the first dose of vaccine against covid-19, at least 22 days before this event, no more than 90 days have passed between the first and second dose and no more than 9 months since the second dose,

• in the case of a single-dose vaccine, at least 14 days but not more than 9 months must have passed since vaccination,

In the case of group lessons, visitors keep a distance of at least 2 m from each other.

Changing rooms and other indoor spaces may be used. However, please keep in mind that it is necessary to wear a respirator or other mouth protection (with a filtration efficiency according to the prescribed standards) in the interior spaces (you do not have to wear the respirator in the shower).

These rules do not have to be followed during school attendance (unless specifically stated otherwise) and do not apply to professional athletes.

Professional sport

Professional athletes are allowed to have their training to prepare for future events at both indoor and outdoor sports grounds in unlimited numbers of people. However, they are also required to follow hygienic measures - keeping their distance and regularly washing their hands. They do not have to wear a face mask or respirator during the sport, but after the end of the training, it is necessary to put it on again under regulations.

A professional athlete is a person who performs sport as his or her primary job or as a business and other similar activity.

Professional athletes must also be tested regularly according to prescribed rules.