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Different places. Different fitness habits.

Compare the same historical period and profile-country measure, side by side.

Profile-country coverage · 2014–2023
First country
Second country

Country list includes non-EU and transcontinental countries. It defines this comparison view, not a political boundary.

Spain

93,673 Identified athletes

Running

Share of recorded activities

36.6%

Median session duration

49.2 min

France

117,465 Identified athletes

Running

Share of recorded activities

46.9%

Median session duration

54.5 min

When the day gets moving

Share of activity starts by recorded local hour (%) · all days, 2014–2023. Countries refer to athlete profiles. Each curve totals 100%.

SpainFrance
Hourly data table
HourSpain (%)France (%)
00:000.10
01:0000
02:0000
03:0000
04:000.10.1
05:000.60.7
06:002.72.2
07:005.73.9
08:009.47.9
09:009.811.4
10:008.110
11:006.27
12:004.78.2
13:003.62.4
14:002.53
15:001.83.9
16:0035.7
17:006.39.1
18:009.313.5
19:0012.37.7
20:009.82.1
21:002.90.6
22:000.60.2
23:000.20.1

Each nonempty hour needs at least 100 identified athletes. If one hour is below this threshold, its entire country and sport curve is withheld.

How session durations compare

Share of eligible athletes (%) · mean session duration in 15-minute bins · final bin is 120 minutes or more.

Duration data table
minSpain (%)France (%)
0–151.30.4
15–309.44.6
30–4529.321.4
45–6031.436.3
60–7514.922
75–906.68.3
90–1053.23.4
105–1201.71.6
120+2.32

Each share uses all recorded activities in that country as its denominator. Duration is the median of athlete means, with at least five valid timed sessions per athlete. A dash means the publication threshold was not met.

At least 100 athletes are required. Fitness activity shares are withheld together if any activity group is below the threshold.

Country means the country on an athlete’s profile. It is not the location of their activities or a measure of national fitness.

A duration distribution is withheld if any bin has fewer than 100 athletes.