Poles More Physically Active than EU Average, Report Finds
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The Polish Economic Institute has presented data on the physical activity of Poles. There are reasons to be satisfied: we fared better than the average European Union citizen, but regular exercise is still not common. Much suggests that the decisive factor is the size of one's wallet. Eurostat data for 2025 shows that 18.2% of adult Poles did not engage in any physical activity outside of work. [...] Read more... The article "Poles exercise more…
Physical inactivity is increasingly burdening the healthcare system and the economy. Experts point out that without effective prevention and behavioral changes, these costs will continue to rise.
Contrary to popular belief about a couch potato lifestyle, Poles have found themselves among the European leaders in terms of daily exercise. The latest Eurostat data shows that we move much more frequently than the average EU citizen, and our youth far outperform their Western peers. Behind these impressive statistics, however, lies a surprising pattern that directly links fitness levels to […] The article "Poles put Europe to shame in terms of…
Last year, Poles were more likely to be physically active than the average European, according to an analysis by the Polish Economic Institute.
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