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How Young People of Color Are Prioritizing Wellness—in 3 Stats

Young people are going all in on wellness through social media advice, fitness apps, and gym memberships…  

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KEY TAKEAWAYS
  • Young people of color are more likely to use social media for social media wellness guidance, which gives them highly-specific advice
  • They’re more likely to rely on health and fitness apps to stay accountable to their wellness goals
  • Despite financial pressures, they’re more likely to invest in gym memberships
Young people of color are going all in on wellness—even more so than their White/non-Hispanic peers. YPulse’s Health and Fitness data shows most young people of color (63%) agree that a healthy lifestyle is “all or nothing,” compared to just 47% of White/non-Hispanics, a +16pt gap. They’re also more likely to say staying fit is a big part of their life (80% vs. 74%) and to follow a strict wellness routine (31% vs. 24%). Meanwhile, White/non-Hispanic young people are more likely to take a go-with-the-flow approach, with 76% saying they “do whatever makes me feel good in the moment” for...

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