January 24, 2018
2018’s Best & Worst Cities for an Active Lifestyle
Are you going to be among the 8 percent of people who actually stick with their resolutions?
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If you’re one of the 45 percent of American who usually set New Year’s Resolutions, you certainly want to be among the only 8 percent who actually stick with them.[slideshow:103640]
“Lose weight and exercise more” is the No. 1 most commonly broken New Year’s resolution and 60 percent of gym memberships bought in January are never used. That means a lot of money and opportunity are wasted.
So, the personal-finance website WalletHub took an in-depth look at cities where staying on track with your goals is difficult and where it’s not.
To determine where Americans have the best chance of balancing a healthy diet with ample physical activity, WalletHub compared the 100 biggest U.S. cities across 34 key metrics. The data set ranges from average monthly fitness-club fee to bike score to share of physically inactive adults.
Click here to see the 10 best and 10 worst cities for living an active lifestyle
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