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Sample size info: 3,005 people were questioned, with 2,005 people questioned in London and 1,000 people questioned from elsewhere in the UK. Of those questioned, 55 per cent were male and 45 per cent were female. The age group breakdown is as follows: 26-35, 1,197 (47 per cent); 36-45, 888 (26 per cent); 46-55, 426. From the sample, 59 per cent had a yearly income of £40,000 or more; 75 per cent were full-time employed; 59 per cent were married. Of those surveyed, 65 per cent had active gym memberships and 78 per cent had some type of membership, including active, pay-as-you-go, pay-per-class and paid-subsidised. The model split breaks down in the following way: budget membership, 54 per cent; mid-market membership, 37 per cent; luxury membership, 32 per cent.


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