Environmental change significantly affects exercise opportunities. Urban development, such as increased concrete surfaces and reduced green spaces, may limit access to parks and safe walking areas. Conversely, creating pedestrian-friendly spaces and community parks can promote physical activity among residents. Additionally, aspects like air quality and weather conditions influence individuals' decisions to exercise outdoors. Communities that prioritize walkability and accessibility are more likely to cultivate active lifestyles, while areas lacking such resources might see decreased levels of physical activity among their populations.