Socio-economic factors play a significant role in influencing health and fitness outcomes. Access to resources such as gym facilities, nutritional foods, and healthcare can vary significantly based on economic status. Individuals in lower socio-economic brackets may struggle to afford memberships or healthy food options, leading to higher rates of obesity and related diseases. Additionally, environmental factors, such as lack of safe recreational spaces, can limit opportunities for physical activity. Educational disparities also affect knowledge about nutrition and health, impacting lifestyle choices and overall well-being.