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3 February 2022

3637 GB adults surveyed

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Running backwards is said to burn more calories, improve your balance, and strengthen underused muscles. Given this, would you consider running backwards rather than forwards if you were going for a run?

Conducted 3 February 2022

YouGov surveyed 3637 GB adults

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70%
14%
Running backwards is said to burn more calories, improve your balance, and strengthen underused muscles. Given this, would you consider running backwards rather than forwards if you were going for a run?

Conducted 3 February 2022

YouGov surveyed 3637 GB adults

By:
16%
70%
14%

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