Burton Menswear’s Survey Helps Launch New Range: HIIT

    
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And whilst pressure to look good is an issue for the 84% of men who have felt an increase over the past ten years, 52% are satisfied with the way their bodies look. In spite of this rising pressure, men are less concerned with appearance - with 62% marking wellbeing the top benefit of working out, over looks or fitness.

Training gear is important; 56% of men feel more motivated to work out when they have new gym kit to wear. The most style conscious being Northern Ireland where 77% of men said it was key, closely followed by London at 66%.

Other findings included:

"The figures around male anxiety and mental health are worrying. As someone who has suffered from this in the past, I can't recommend the positive effects of exercise and fitness enough. With the onset of the New Year and Blue Monday approaching there's no better time to start a new regime and boost your mental wellbeing."  Josh Patterson

Josh Patterson is the brand ambassador of HIIT. A range that has been designed for indoor and outdoor exercise, allowing for easier workouts.  Available at http://www.burton.co.uk from January.

*Burton commissioned the survey of 500 UK men aged 18-34 via Cision, held throughout December 2017 andJanuary 2018