59% of Americans don't plan to renew their gym memberships after Covid-19 pandemic: survey

59% of Americans don't plan to renew their gym memberships after Covid-19 pandemic: survey. (via CNBCMakeIt)

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The top reason? More than 56% of those surveyed say that the pandemic helped them find "more affordable" ways to get exercise and live a healthier lifestyle. In the survey, respondents said they spent around $177 a month on things like gym memberships, fitness classes and personal training. "There's also an element of uncertainty. Americans are likely questioning how gyms would work in the post-pandemic world. Will it be safe, will it be feasible to go?" Passantino says.

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