This top list of fitness-oriented social innovations attempts to put exercise at the center of its social mission. One of the most innovative -- and perhaps simple -- is the Good Gym, which is a social enterprise based in the London, United Kingdom that does something with all of the energy expended when people work out. For instance, instead of simply running on a treadmill, Good Gym incorporates it into a volunteer program to engage less mobile communities in their neighborhood.
From social enterprise biking companies investing in responsible initiatives to purpose-driven workouts and fitness chains in Turkey, these fitness-oriented social innovations are all about getting out and about and staying active while at the same time considering community orientation and engagement.
- Gen Alpha
- Gen Z (primary audience)
- Millennial (primary audience)
- Gen X (primary audience)
