A recent study found that modest financial rewards weren’t enough to get people to visit the gym more often. Which of the following options would MOST encourage you to exercise at the gym at least three times per week?

A recent study found that modest financial rewards weren’t enough to get people to visit the gym more often. Which of the following options would MOST encourage you to exercise at the gym at least three times per week? Published on August 1, 2017 → Survey conducted on August 1, 2017 on 10121 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

A financial incentive

23%

A ride to the gym and back

Time off work

12%

Being part of a support group

Having the gym provide fresh workout clothes each visit

Other

I already exercise at least three times per week

19%

Not sure

23%

A financial incentive

23%

A ride to the gym and back

Time off work

12%

Being part of a support group

Having the gym provide fresh workout clothes each visit

Other

I already exercise at least three times per week

19%

Not sure

23%

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