Statistics
Source-based figures about home gym equipment & practical training, with dates, definitions and links.
Explore CDC estimates of adult physical activity, including 2024 leisure-time aerobic activity rates and historical combined-guideline and women’s subgroup data.
U.S. data show rising dumbbell participation in 2025 and higher household exercise-equipment spending than a decade earlier. Broad home-fitness sales also surged during the first weeks of the COVID-19 crisis.
A 2023 questionnaire of adult indoor cyclists documents reported equipment, software displays, seasonal training, environmental controls, and participant characteristics. Its findings describe respondents, not exercise-bike sales or market share.
A data-led look at how exercise participation varies across age groups, with each finding tied to its original population, measure and survey period.
Statistics on exercise participation by gender show how reported frequency, time spent in sport and exercise, activity choices, and reasons differ across Ireland and the United States.
Fitness app use looks different depending on the measure: U.S. health tracking, global downloads, platform activity and long-term adherence each tell a different part of the story.
A sourced look at U.S. fitness center revenue, taxable and tax-exempt establishment totals, operator growth and margins, and global market benchmarks.
EU imports of sporting goods reached €11.8 billion from non-EU countries in 2025. Gymnastic, athletic and swimming equipment made up 27.6% of those imports, but the figures do not isolate home-gym equipment.
Explore gym membership totals and penetration alongside age, engagement, visits, motivations, and equipment use across the U.S., UK, and selected European markets.
U.S. spending on residential improvements and repairs reached $609 billion in 2023. See how the market changed, which projects took the largest shares, and how spending varies by work type and homeowner age.
Survey results from the United States and UK show how often people exercise at home, which strength activities and equipment they report, and why they choose home activity.
Explore measured online fitness use in global app data, U.S. routines, UK platforms and a German lockdown survey, alongside broader global fitness context.
Explore employment figures for the broader U.S. fitness-trainer occupation group alongside survey findings on training work, pay, hours, satisfaction, and development.
A guide to U.S. recreational fitness participation statistics, comparing broad activity participation with leisure-time aerobic and strength guideline benchmarks across age and demographic groups.
SFIA figures show U.S. consumer rowing-machine wholesale sales rising from $57.4 million in 2011 to $82.8 million in 2016. Later reports capture sales growth, home-use demand and one company’s production and sales figures.
A data-led look at U.S. consumer-unit spending through 2021 and Europe’s 2020 sporting budgets, including equipment shares and country differences.
In 2024, 32.9% of U.S. adults reported leisure-time muscle-strengthening activity at least two days a week. Rates vary across age and demographic groups, while older-adult figures often measure meeting both aerobic and strengthening guidelines.
Explore fitness equipment sales statistics through U.S. consumer-unit spending from 2010–2024, seven-week sales growth in 2020, and broader global and Indian sports-equipment measures.
Compare German household ownership and equipment counts, Spanish sports equipment availability by group, and historical U.S. ownership and use measures.
Explore U.S. treadmill participation and workout frequency through 2023, alongside December 2021 survey findings on home ownership, buying interest and preferred brands.