The Laziest Countries in the World ...

Neecey Jul 1, 2015

The highly respected medical journal, The Lancet, published a report following a study into the laziest countries in the world. Health is a major issue all over the world – some of it due to limiting socio-economic factors, some due to lifestyle choices. It is recommended that we should do at least 2.5 hours of moderate exercise every week. It seems many people are not achieving that. Here are, according to the aforementioned study, the Laziest Countries in the World.
The percentage represents how much of the adult population is inactive

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1. Malta - 71.9%

Malta - 71.9%

2. Swaziland – 69.0%

Swaziland – 69.0%

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3. Saudi Arabia – 68.8%

Saudi Arabia – 68.8%

4. Serbia – 68.3%

Serbia – 68.3%

5. Argentina – 68.3%

Argentina – 68.3%

6. Micronesia – 66.3%

Micronesia – 66.3%

7. Kuwait – 64.5%

Kuwait – 64.5%

8. United Kingdom – 63.3%

United Kingdom – 63.3%

9. United Arab Emirates – 62.5%

United Arab Emirates – 62.5%

10. Malaysia – 61.4%

Malaysia – 61.4%

11. Japan – 60.2%

Japan – 60.2%

12. Dominican Republic – 60.0%

Dominican Republic – 60.0%

13. Namibia – 58.5%

Namibia – 58.5%

14. Iraq – 58.4%

Iraq – 58.4%

15. Turkey – 56.0%

Turkey – 56.0%

16. Cyprus – 55.4%

Cyprus – 55.4%

17. Italy – 54.7%

Italy – 54.7%

18. Ireland – 53.2%

Ireland – 53.2%

19. South Africa – 52.4%

South Africa – 52.4%

20. Bhutan – 52.3%

Bhutan – 52.3% I think it’s an interesting list. Is your home country on here? Do you buck the inactive trend?

Resource
thelancet.com

Addendum
3 years ago, at the time of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, The Lancet launched a series on the worldwide pandemic of physical inactivity.1 The Series showed that a third of adults and 80% of adolescents around the world do not reach recommended levels for daily physical activity (30 min and 60 min of physical activity of moderate-to-vigorous intensity per day for adults and adolescents, respectively).2 Physical inactivity was shown to be responsible for 5·3 million deaths per year worldwide.

They studied 122 countries to develop the results stated above.

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Annie, comments like that are the things that drive people to eating disorders. Think before you speak next time :)

Being lazy doesn't mean everyone must be obese.. But honestly.. Im from the middle east and man I love food 😍😍

japan? i dnt thnk so. japanese work their asses frst hour in the morning and has the longest over time work. just so u know

Love the pic, looks like a place I want to be

WTF !!

What happened to USA they're all obese as fuck

In measuring exercise, Japan also has a competive speed eater who is buff enough to have six pack abs.

I disagree with Japan, that is the leading country in Research & Development. Beautiful photos, though.

I'm Saudi, very lazy and proud!😂😂

I would suggest changing the headline to "the least physical active countries in the world" that way it is less insulting and misleading!

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