College of Sports Medicine ranks Twin Cities No. 1 in fitness health
For the second consecutive year, the American College of Sports Medicine has ranked Minneapolis-St. Paul as "the healthiest, fittest metropolitan area in the United States." The rankings are determined by four factors: preventive health behaviors, levels of chronic disease, access to health care, and community resources and policies that support physical activity.
For the second consecutive year, the American College of Sports Medicine has ranked Minneapolis-St. Paul as "the healthiest, fittest metropolitan area in the United States." The rankings are determined by four factors: preventive health behaviors, levels of chronic disease, access to health care, and community resources and policies that support physical activity.
