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2010 SGMA Tracking The Fitness Movement Report (2010)


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2010 SGMA Tracking The Fitness Movement Report

SGMA's 2010 Tracking the Fitness Movement Report is the annual report from SGMA/AFIRM on the state of the fitness industry which includes separate analysis of the commercial and Retail markets, the view from a fitness professional on the frontline and a unique top ten analysis of the fitness participant.

Listed below are some of the highlights of SGMA's 2010 Tracking the Fitness Movement Report:

  • Dedicated Participants.  Stationary cycling, stretching, and walking for fitness are the activities where there are at least twice as many ‘core’ participants as there are ‘casual’ participants.
  • Sales Leaders.  The two fitness machine categories which generate the most sales are treadmills ($1.027 billion) and elliptical machines ($913 million).
  • Top Five in Fitness. The five most popular fitness activities in the U.S. are walking for fitness, treadmills, running/jogging, stretching, and hand weights.
  • Fittest Cities.  The top five cities in the U.S. with the highest rates of ‘core’ participation in fitness activities (per capita) are San Diego, Charlotte, Miami/Fort Lauderdale, Phoenix/Prescott, and Los Angeles.
  • Senior Scene.  Of the 8.7 million aquatic exercisers, more than 50% of the participants are at least 45 years old.
  • Club Appeal.  Those working out at clubs enjoy networking with other professionals and, in some cases, can relieve the stress that accompanies unemployment.
  • Home vs. Clubs.  Those who work out at clubs tend to consider themselves more fit than those who work out at home.
  • The Club Scene.  According to the International Health & Racquet Sports Association, 45.3 million people were members of health clubs in the U.S. in 2009.  That number is expected to increase by 6.2% in 2010.
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