Mezi Čechy ubývá sportovců. Třetina jako překážku vnímá finanční náročnost
V české populaci výrazně klesl počet sportovců. Meziročně klesl o třetinu a vrátil se na úroveň covidového roku 2021. Přes třetinu Čechů necvičí dokonce ani jednou za měsíc…
The difference between life expectancy and healthy life expectancy is currently 20 years for women. Preparing for retirement should not only be about having enough finances.
The sports activity of Czechs decreases with age. In the age groups 18-34, more than two-thirds consider themselves athletes, while in the 55-64 generation, only half do. With the increasing life…
One Third of Czechs Try to Invest as Little as Possible Into Sports. Investment in Physical Activity Has Been Reduced by 50% of Them.
Investment in sports activities had to be limited in some way by 53% of Czechs and higher prices for sports facilities deter two-thirds of them as shown by the MultiSport Index…
Czechs Want to work out, But 6 out of 10 Are Deterred by the Rising Prices.
A total of 6 out of 10 Czechs are discouraged from regular workouts due to rising prices as shown by the MultiSport Index survey. The number of athletes who have encountered an increase in the cost…
Nearly a Quarter of Czech Children Suffer From Obesity. It Is an 11-Billion Problem.
Since the end of the pandemic, only a quarter of Czech children have started to move more, while another two-thirds have the same level of physical activity as before the…
The “January Effect” Doesn’t Occur, People’s Resolutions Last Until March.
Every third active Czech person goes to the gym. Czechs are not the “January slackers.” Despite January resolutions, Czech sports facilities have the highest attendance rates in the first quarter in…
In the Czech Republic, There Is a Lack of Sports Facilities, However Czechs Are Willing to Spend on Sports.
On average, they invest 758 Czech crowns per month in sports. Almost a fifth of Czechs are dissatisfied with the availability of sports facilities in their area. Pools are most lacking for people in…