The data describes the percentage of adults in the U.S. that have done no physical activity or exercise within the preceding 30 days, as of 2017. As of that year, Arkansas had the highest rate of physical inactivity in the U.S. with 32.5% of adults reporting no physical activity or exercise besides their job.
Physical inactivity Arkansas has the highest rates of adult physical inactivity in the U.S. with nearly 33% of adults reporting no activity besides their job within the last 30 days. Colorado had one of the lowest rates at some 16% of adults.
Utah | 15.7 |
Colorado | 15.8 |
District of Columbia | 16.2 |
Oregon | 17.2 |
Washington | 17.6 |
Minnesota | 18 |
South Dakota | 18.9 |
Alaska | 19.1 |
New Hampshire | 19.3 |
Vermont | 19.5 |
Montana | 19.9 |
Wisconsin | 20 |
Massachusetts | 20 |
Idaho | 20.2 |
New Mexico | 20.3 |
California | 20.5 |
Maine | 20.6 |
Hawaii | 20.8 |
Connecticut | 21.3 |
North Dakota | 22.2 |
Nebraska | 22.4 |
Iowa | 22.7 |
Pennsylvania | 22.9 |
Arizona | 23.1 |
Wyoming | 23.1 |
Maryland | 23.1 |
United States | 23.1 |
North Carolina | 23.3 |
Virginia | 23.3 |
Kansas | 23.5 |
Michigan | 23.9 |
Illinois | 23.9 |
Rhode Island | 24.4 |
Nevada | 24.7 |
Missouri | 24.9 |
Texas | 25.2 |
Ohio | 25.9 |
New York | 26.3 |
Delaware | 26.6 |
Indiana | 26.8 |
South Carolina | 26.9 |
Tennessee | 28.4 |
Oklahoma | 28.5 |
West Virginia | 28.5 |
Louisiana | 29.1 |
Georgia | 29.4 |
Alabama | 29.4 |
Florida | 29.8 |
New Jersey | 29.8 |
Kentucky | 29.8 |
Mississippi | 30.3 |
Arkansas | 32.5 |