The US really is the nation of extremes.
You'll go on a morning walk and see women in their 70s who can run laps around you but drive 20 minutes to Walmart and see several people in their 50s on mobility scooters.
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Missing information: Has only ever travelled USA.
USA is the third most populated country on Earth. So, expect some variance.
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It's a big country.
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The fittest men here means the men with the best steroid cycles
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An American friend of mine claims to be able to recognise Europeans by their gait: people who do a moderate amount of walking/cycling every day to get around carry themselves differently than people who get around mostly by driving, whether they deliberately exercise or not.
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That’s one thing that shocked me in the USA: people in the streets were either comedically round or comedically ripped, no “a little beer belly”, no “a little sporty”.
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We've got the best fattie's and the best hottie's
Take that Europe and Asia
That is one thing I noticed on a recent trip to Europe, there weren't that many joggers. In most major cities on the US, especially in parks and scenic places, you'll see a fair amount of joggers, but didn't really see any in Europe besides barcelona.
It seems in America were either training for a marathon or a hot dog eating competition.
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USA! USA! USA!
Yes, fittest men are in South America. Unfittest men are in North America.
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