The environment and access to facilities greatly impact fitness levels. Individuals living in urban areas with accessible gyms, parks, and walking paths are generally more active than those in underserved regions. A supportive environment, including safe spaces for exercise, promotes regular physical activity. Lack of access to facilities can deter individuals from engaging in fitness pursuits, leading to a sedentary lifestyle and associated health risks. Community initiatives to enhance infrastructure, such as creating recreational areas or offering subsidized fitness programs, can help bridge these gaps and improve overall fitness within communities.