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What's In Store

... NYC’s Flatiron District. The venue regularly hosts not only yoga and fitness workshops but also arts and lifestyle programming, including The Gathering (a monthly dinner series featuring local chefs and restaurants), The Frame (a monthly film screening produced in partnership with Rooftop Films), and Super Sundays (a weekly musical performance showcasing up-and-coming talent). Ultimately, Lululemon plans to have five workshop classes every day. GaleriaNYC’s Galeria combines the communal ...

Healthography

... fitness facilities, exercise classes, juice bars or healthy cafes, and spas on-site; these are increasingly found in developments in Los Angeles (see examples). While seemingly extravagant, Ys are apt to consider wellness offerings worth the added cost since they help them become their healthiest selves (see WELLth Investors). As this generation makes an effort to keep up on the latest health and wellness movements, they expect the environment in which they live to adjust and evolve with them to ...

ReLuxe

... $1.99 to download a single because they deem a live event with others a worthier return on their investment. The same goes for pricey boutique fitness classes. Whereas in the past, luxury fitness meant private sports lessons and personal trainers, today, Ys look to wellness as an essential source of community. They are embracing such expensive pursuits in order to feel a sense of belonging, not just to improve their personal health (see The Community Well).Luxury seems to be increasingly about ...

(Pas)Sport

... youth’s interest in sports travel. Buzzy startup SurfYogaBeer offers fitness-focused trips around the world for the sports in its name, as well as bootcamps and runs. Last year, NYC-based boutique running studio Mile High Run Club launched a travel component, dubbed Mile High Wings, for athletes of all levels to participate in a group running holiday. Guides lead participants on routes through scenic, cultural destinations, including St. Lucia, Iceland, Spain, and Croatia. Similarly, Travel ...

Consumer Journeys

... way, but for today's youth, it's about feeling a certain way. They prioritize wellness and make trade-offs to make time and set aside money for fitness experiences, but they still want to get the most for their money. They feel connected to their gyms and instructors and spread the word among friends.Related content: ReLux; The One; Community > Commerce; Community Well BIG TICKET ITEM: For what it's worthHaving come of age during a recession, today's young people are hesitant to ...

Health Hackers

... diet, citing its benefits, while others decry it, noting faults. They aren’t sure whom to trust, so they trust their gut about what helps them feel their best. One 25-year-old woman explained, “People have to do their own research, but it’s hard to know what’s right because there’s always information about both sides of an issue, so you also have to know what makes your body feel good.” Ys do trial runs of diets and cleanses, and participate in short-term fitness challenges to see if they help them ...

Mind the Store

... Young consumers are shying away from over-stimulating stores and instead seeking shopping environments and experiences that promote a sense of wellbeing. In recent years, companies have responded to young consumers’ growing prioritization of health and wellness primarily through their product offerings. Food brands have introduced all-natural and organic lines; apparel brands have expanded into the now-flourishing activewear and athleisure markets; and tech brands have propagated fitness ...

Know It Alls

... ;even in a non-professional setting, to be the “go-to” when your friends wanted to know about fashion, or science, or fitness—it’s now highly regarded to be able to talk about any subject with anyone. It’s no longer acceptable for a young person to claim they’re not into tech, or politics, or sports, it’s expected that, even if it’s not their passion, they can contribute to the conversation about it in a knowledgeable way; not making the effort to know anything can even convey that they're not ...

Glutton Goals

... eat more unhealthy foods because that's just what's available the easiest.JOSEPH, 11, U.S.While kids throughout modern history have enjoyed indulging on highly processed snack food, the behavior takes on a new rebelliousness with this generation because they were raised during the height of the wellness revolution. Wellbeing and the associated lifestyle has a trendiness today that didn’t exist in the past. Green juices and boutique fitness classes are a way of life for many Ys, and Zs have grown ...

The Malevolution

... and more prevalent among Gen Y than Zs.Which of the statements below best corresponds with how you feel about sexual reproductive health?Please select one response per row. I feel in charge of this area of my life | I would like to take charge of this area of my life | I don't feel in charge and do not want to take charge of this area of my life VITAL TO LIFEAmong men in the U.S., over half consider learning (64%), fitness/physical wellness (56%), and professional growth (53%) as the top ...