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Are more people staying active and joining gyms to boost mental health? New data
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Recent data revealed that more people are staying active and joining gyms to boost mental health.
77% of gym members with long-term health conditions became more active to boost their mental health and improve strength and fitness.
80% joined the gym to improve or maintain overall physical strength.
76% said exercise and the gym help improve their mental wellbeing and wellbeing.
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62
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56
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10
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informal
Language
English
Language complexity
47
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not offensive
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not hateful
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not detected
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not detected
Time-value
long-living
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12
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