The Russians talked about how physical fitness and sports affect relationships. The study, which involved about 2,000 people over the age of 18, was conducted by the National Fitness Society and Hasttings. Its results were submitted to .

According to the study, 20.2% of respondents are ready to engage in physical education with their other half. 55.2% of respondents admitted that they would not be jealous of a partner if he improves his physical form through sports, and noticed that this is good for health. It is specified that some (4.7%) have similar concerns.

“Another 10.3% said they were not jealous at all, and 9.6% would only be happy with the improvements,” the report says.

According to the survey, 33.8% of the participants in the study believe that the loss of physical fitness can lead to the breakup of relationships. Another 22.3% doubt that the other half will pay attention to the changes that have taken place. 15.9% of respondents believe that a partner will hint at the need to lose weight, and 14.1% expect to be told directly that they need to lose weight. The share of those who will be delighted with the gained kilograms amounted to almost 9%.

"The majority (30%) answered that feelings would not change in relation to the opposite sex at any body weight, while 29% found it difficult to answer positively," the press release says.

Previously, it became known about the best sports for maintaining health.

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