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Daily Mirror
7 hours ago
- Business
- Daily Mirror
Brits getting 'gym guilt' as one in five would rather work out than go boozing
Research has found that a fifth of 18-28 year olds would rather share a post work-out selfie online than a picture of them out with their mates as 40% of adults feel guilt from a post gym tipple A poll of 2,000 adults found a fifth of 18-28-year-olds would rather share a post work-out selfie online, than a picture of them out with their mates. However, they feel there's a lack of venues catering to their health-conscious lifestyle, leaving them feeling isolated and frustrated. The poll found that 40 per cent of all adults experience guilt when indulging in a drink after exercise. Despite prioritising fitness, a third admit the gym is their least favourite place for social interaction. To address this, energy drink manufacturer Reign Storm is launching The Energy Bar on June 24, a pioneering venue designed to cater to those seeking 'clean' social spaces. The experimental venue will feature a healthy menu, areas for warm-up, cool-down and light cardio exercises, and a fitness-wear dress code, potentially offering a glimpse into the future of urban bar culture. Rob Adkins, a representative from Reign Storm, commented: "Pubs and bars are awesome, especially in British summertime, but the experience becomes a lot less enjoyable if you don't want to drink alcohol. " "Our research found that UK adults are struggling to find venues that align with their clean-living aspirations, and we think it's time to change that," he said. "The Reign Storm Energy Bar is a one-of-a-kind venue that fuses the clean-living priorities of a gym space, with the social benefits of a pub." The study also revealed the top things adults want from a social venue, including a space quiet enough to talk, and a place that benefits them both mentally and physically. Others desire 'clean' food and drink options or simply good 'vibes'. Concerns about limited alcohol-free choices and a general lack of clean or healthier alternatives were among the reasons given for not socialising at the pub. Meanwhile, a third found it too costly or claimed that visiting the pub made them anxious. The spokesperson from Reign Storm added: "For lots of people, socialising is no longer just about having a drink - it's about sharing experiences." "People want to be able to socialise in a healthy way, and what's healthier than the gym? But there are lots of problems in trying to get your social life up to date in the gym, so a space where you can be clean and chatty is very much."
Scottish Sun
11 hours ago
- Business
- Scottish Sun
Half of Gen Z now prioritise exercise over socialising – preferring to share workout selfies than pics with mates
Read below to see what else the poll revealed NO PAIN NO GAIN Half of Gen Z now prioritise exercise over socialising – preferring to share workout selfies than pics with mates Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A POLL of 2,000 adults found 22 per cent of 18-28-year-olds would rather share a post-workout selfie online than a picture of them out with their mates. But 22 per cent feel there aren't enough venues catering to their clean-living aspirations, leaving them frustrated (40 per cent) and lonely (24 per cent). Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 1 22 per cent of adults said there weren't enough venues for their clean-living aspirations Credit: SWNS And 42 per cent of all adults polled end up feeling guilty going for an after-exercise drink. Despite exercise taking priority, 34 per cent say the gym is their least favourite place to socialise. To help, energy drink maker Reign Storm is launching The Energy Bar on June 24, the first venue of its kind to cater to an audience seeking out 'clean' socialising spaces. With a clean menu, areas for warming up, cooling down and light cardio, and fitness-wear dress code, the trial space could provide an insight into the future of the city's bar scene. Rob Adkins, from the brand, said: 'Pubs and bars are awesome, especially in British summertime, but the experience becomes a lot less enjoyable if you don't want to drink alcohol. 'Our research found that UK adults are struggling to find venues that align with their clean-living aspirations, and we think it's time to change that. 'The Reign Storm Energy Bar is a one-of-a-kind venue that fuses the clean-living priorities of a gym space, with the social benefits of a pub.' The study also revealed the top things adults want from a social venue, with 46 per cent longing for a space quiet enough to talk. While 45 per cent want space to chill, 40 per cent look for good food and drink, and 29 per cent want a cost-effective space. More than one in five (22 per cent) want somewhere that's good for them mentally and physically, 19 per cent want 'clean' food and drink options and 18 per cent just want 'vibes' 'No longer about having a drink' It also emerged that reasons for not socialising at the pub included worries about limited alcohol-free options (20 per cent) and the lack of clean or healthier options in general (16 per cent). A third (34 per cent) said it's too expensive and 21 per cent claimed going to the pub makes them anxious, according to the figures. The spokesperson from Reign Storm added: 'For lots of people, socialising is no longer just about having a drink - it's about sharing experiences. 'People want to be able to socialise in a healthy way, and what's healthier than the gym? 'But there are lots of problems in trying to get your social life up to date in the gym, so a space where you can be clean and chatty is very much needed.' It comes after nearly four in 10 Brits are open to a career move - with half of these actively searching for their "calling." And beer-drinking blokes tend to be more fertile and father more children, a study shows.
The Irish Sun
11 hours ago
- Health
- The Irish Sun
Half of Gen Z now prioritise exercise over socialising – preferring to share workout selfies than pics with mates
A POLL of 2,000 adults found 22 per cent of 18-28-year-olds would rather share a post-workout selfie online than a picture of them out with their mates. But 22 per cent feel there aren't enough venues catering to their clean-living aspirations, leaving them frustrated (40 per cent) and lonely (24 per cent). 1 22 per cent of adults said there weren't enough venues for their clean-living aspirations Credit: SWNS And 42 per cent of all adults polled end up feeling guilty going for an after-exercise drink. Advertisement Despite exercise taking priority, 34 per cent say the gym is their least favourite place to socialise. To help, energy drink maker Reign Storm is launching With a clean menu, areas for warming up, cooling down and light cardio, and fitness-wear dress code, the trial space could provide an insight into the future of the city's bar scene. read more on Uk news Rob Adkins, from the brand, said: 'Pubs and bars are awesome, especially in British summertime, but the experience becomes a lot less enjoyable if you don't want to drink alcohol. Advertisement 'Our research found that UK adults are struggling to find venues that align with their clean-living aspirations, and we think it's time to change that. 'The Reign Storm Energy Bar is a one-of-a-kind venue that fuses the clean-living priorities of a gym space, with the social benefits of a pub.' The study also revealed the top things adults want from a social venue, with 46 per cent longing for a space quiet enough to talk. Most read in The Sun While 45 per cent want space to chill, 40 per cent look for good food and drink, and 29 per cent want a cost-effective space. Advertisement More than one in five (22 per cent) want somewhere that's good for them mentally and physically, 19 per cent want 'clean' food and drink options and 18 per cent just want 'vibes' 'No longer about having a drink' It also emerged that reasons for not socialising at the pub included worries about limited alcohol-free options (20 per cent) and the lack of clean or healthier options in general (16 per cent). A third (34 per cent) said it's too expensive and 21 per cent claimed going to the pub makes them anxious, according to the figures. The spokesperson from Reign Storm added: 'For lots of people, socialising is no longer just about having a drink - it's about sharing experiences. 'People want to be able to socialise in a healthy way, and what's healthier than the gym? Advertisement 'But there are lots of problems in trying to get your social life up to date in the gym, so a space where you can be clean and chatty is very much needed.' It comes after nearly four in 10 Brits are And beer-drinking blokes
The Sun
11 hours ago
- Business
- The Sun
Half of Gen Z now prioritise exercise over socialising – preferring to share workout selfies than pics with mates
A POLL of 2,000 adults found 22 per cent of 18-28-year-olds would rather share a post-workout selfie online than a picture of them out with their mates. But 22 per cent feel there aren't enough venues catering to their clean-living aspirations, leaving them frustrated (40 per cent) and lonely (24 per cent). 1 And 42 per cent of all adults polled end up feeling guilty going for an after-exercise drink. Despite exercise taking priority, 34 per cent say the gym is their least favourite place to socialise. To help, energy drink maker Reign Storm is launching The Energy Bar on June 24, the first venue of its kind to cater to an audience seeking out 'clean' socialising spaces. With a clean menu, areas for warming up, cooling down and light cardio, and fitness-wear dress code, the trial space could provide an insight into the future of the city's bar scene. Rob Adkins, from the brand, said: ' Pubs and bars are awesome, especially in British summertime, but the experience becomes a lot less enjoyable if you don't want to drink alcohol. 'Our research found that UK adults are struggling to find venues that align with their clean-living aspirations, and we think it's time to change that. 'The Reign Storm Energy Bar is a one-of-a-kind venue that fuses the clean-living priorities of a gym space, with the social benefits of a pub.' The study also revealed the top things adults want from a social venue, with 46 per cent longing for a space quiet enough to talk. While 45 per cent want space to chill, 40 per cent look for good food and drink, and 29 per cent want a cost-effective space. More than one in five (22 per cent) want somewhere that's good for them mentally and physically, 19 per cent want 'clean' food and drink options and 18 per cent just want 'vibes' 'No longer about having a drink' It also emerged that reasons for not socialising at the pub included worries about limited alcohol-free options (20 per cent) and the lack of clean or healthier options in general (16 per cent). A third (34 per cent) said it's too expensive and 21 per cent claimed going to the pub makes them anxious, according to the figures. The spokesperson from Reign Storm added: 'For lots of people, socialising is no longer just about having a drink - it's about sharing experiences. 'People want to be able to socialise in a healthy way, and what's healthier than the gym? 'But there are lots of problems in trying to get your social life up to date in the gym, so a space where you can be clean and chatty is very much needed.' It comes after nearly four in 10 Brits are open to a career move - with half of these actively searching for their "calling."
Yahoo
04-02-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Reign Storm Named Official Energy Drink Partner of the DUPR Collegiate Tour
DELRAY BEACH, Fla., Feb. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Dynamic Universal Pickleball Rating [DUPR] is proud to announce that Reign Storm is the official energy drink of the DUPR Collegiate Tour. As the official partner, Reign Storm will provide clean, plant-based energy to players and spectators throughout the tour, expanding the brand's large presence in the pickleball space. The duo makes for the perfect doubles partners, with DUPR and Reign Storm both dedicated to fueling the growth of collegiate pickleball across the nation. Reign Storm, a clean energy drink designed to support active lifestyles, has long been a dedicated supporter of the pickleball community and DUPR is the premier global pickleball rating system in the country. This partnership marks Reign Storm's first major foray into the rapidly growing collegiate pickleball scene, where DUPR is leading the charge as the owner and operator of the largest collegiate pickleball tournament in the country. "Reign Storm is thrilled to partner with DUPR and do its part to champion the new class of pickleball athletes," said Reign Storm General Manager Tim Ryder. "Our focus has always been on boosting players at every level of play, and DUPR's dynamic approach to uniting players aligns perfectly with our mission to do the same." The DUPR Collegiate Tour aims to elevate collegiate pickleball through competitive events, advanced ratings technology, and partnerships with leading brands. "Reign Storm's focus on supporting active lifestyles and inclusivity in sports makes them the perfect partner for the DUPR Collegiate Tour," said Jacob Smith, Director of Collegiate Pickleball at DUPR. "Together, we're not just fueling athletes on the court but building a stronger foundation for collegiate pickleball's future." The DUPR Collegiate Tour will feature tournaments across the U.S., highlighting the energy and competitiveness of college athletes while promoting DUPR's innovative rating system that unifies the sport across age, gender, and location. Reign Storm's presence at each event will include on-site activations, giveaways, and opportunities for players and fans to experience the brand firsthand. About Reign Storm Reign Storm contains zero sugar, just 10 calories, 200 mg of plant-based caffeine, is packed with B vitamins, Biotin and an immunity support blend containing Zinc, Vitamin A and C. The drinks help people Live Life Better as they have no added preservatives, no artificially sourced flavors or colors, and no high fructose corn syrup. Available in nine amazing flavors: the new Tropical as well as Guava Strawberry, Mango, Strawberry Apricot, Citrus Zest, Valencia Orange, Kiwi Blend, Peach Nectarine, and Harvest Grape. Reign Storm is available in the US, Canada, Caribbean, Brazil, Chile, and across Europe; ingredients and flavors featured in the above description vary for countries outside of the US. For more information about Reign Storm, please visit its website or Instagram @drinkreignstorm About DUPR DUPR (Dynamic Universal Pickleball Rating) is the premier global pickleball rating system and technology platform, trusted by the world's leading clubs, tournaments, leagues, and players. DUPR's dynamic rating system unifies pickleball across age, gender, and location by analyzing match results to accurately evaluate all players across a 2.000 - 8.000 scale. DUPR is the official pickleball rating of leagues, tournaments and clubs around the world, including United Pickleball Association (UPA), PPA, Major League Pickleball (MLP), Life Time, The Picklr, National Team Pickleball League, National Pickleball League. It also owns and operates Minor League Pickleball and Collegiate Pickleball, two of the biggest amateur leagues in the sport. Players and operators can visit to sign up and learn more. For media inquiries, please contact: Kyrill HartogVP Marketing & Communicationskyrill@ View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE DUPR Sign in to access your portfolio
