Health advocates recommend that people walk for health, since walking requires no membership, no gym equipment, and no training. All people need is appropriate clothing / outer wear and a good pair of shoes to exercise to health.
Actually, your question needs two answers.
Studies show that the middle-class and poor (with and without insurance) are more likely to need and use health services, especially doctor visits. When there is no insurance, more people visit hospital E.R.'s for any ailment because the people feel they have no other choice.
However, the working middle-class and rich are more likely to use health and fitness activities. They have more disposable income and more leisure time, whereas the non-working middle-class and the poor may lack transportation and may have more "living" problems that consume their time.
Health advocates recommend that people walk for health, since walking requires no membership, no gym equipment, and no training. It can be done indoors or outdoors, and many shopping malls encourage walking programs during the winter. All people need is appropriate clothing / outer wear and a good pair of shoes to exercise to health.
Elmwood Fitness Center offers activities such as swimming lessons, gymnastics teams, cheerleading, and general fitness programs, for children as well as adults.
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Dexterity and endurance may be needed to complete skill related fitness activities. These will likely test one's strength as well.
There are many great activities and exercises for cardiac fitness. Some activities, would be swimming, hiking, skiing, tennis, soccer, and walking the dog.
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Some fitness activities include: weight-lifting, running, swimming, biking, cross-country skiing, spinning, Pilates, Yoga, Yogalates, walking, hiking, dancing, kickboxing... and the list goes on and on. Anything that involves moving your body is a fitness activity.