Interesting post on a topic I have never really thought about. There’s obviously good evidence about the benefits of being outdoors and even being near a window or picture of nature can enhance mood. Would be a cool study to look at subjective and objective performance of people with and without experience in gyms that focus on aesthetics in the way you described vs those that don’t.
You read my mind! I was actually looking for such studies as I was preparing to write this post. There’s several already out there, but not with the exact parameters you mentioned (people with and without experience in gyms).
Interesting post on a topic I have never really thought about. There’s obviously good evidence about the benefits of being outdoors and even being near a window or picture of nature can enhance mood. Would be a cool study to look at subjective and objective performance of people with and without experience in gyms that focus on aesthetics in the way you described vs those that don’t.
You read my mind! I was actually looking for such studies as I was preparing to write this post. There’s several already out there, but not with the exact parameters you mentioned (people with and without experience in gyms).
Did you find anything aside from experience?
Here’s one case study of an initiative https://www.playcore.com/news/case-study-connecting-communities-through-fitness-public-art-and-sustainability