Local environments, such as neighborhood designs and access to recreational spaces, significantly affect physical activity levels. Safe and accessible parks, walking paths, and bike lanes encourage residents to engage in outdoor activities. Poorly designed neighborhoods with limited facilities can lead to a sedentary lifestyle. Social factors, like community norms and the presence of fitness groups, also influence activity levels. Environments that promote active transport (e.g., walking or cycling) can positively impact overall health outcomes by motivating individuals to incorporate more physical activity into their daily routines.