A new Gallup-Healthways poll ranks states by the percentage of people who say they exercise three times a week for at least 30 minutes.
Vermont toped the list with 65.3 percent of adults living in the state saying they met this level of exercise, while Delaware came in last, with 46.5 percent of residents reporting this much exercise. [Read full story on Gallup's poll on frequent exercise]
Here are the states, listed with the percentage of residents who say they exercise three times a week for 30 minutes:
- Alabama: 47.5
- Alaska: 60.1
- Arizona: 53.3
- Arkansas: 52.5
- California: 55.1
- Colorado: 59.8
- Connecticut: 54.2
- Delaware: 46.5
- Florida: 53.5
- Georgia: 51.4
- Hawaii: 62.2
- Idaho: 57.7
- Illinois: 51.2
- Indiana: 49.4
- Iowa: 53.1
- Kansas: 52.3
- Kentucky: 50.5
- Louisiana: 50.5
- Maine: 55.3
- Maryland: 50.1
- Massachusetts: 52.9
- Michigan: 50.9
- Minnesota: 55.7
- Mississippi: 50.1
- Missouri: 51.7
- Montana: 60.1
- Nation: 51.6
- Nebraska: 56.3
- Nevada: 54.5
- New Hampshire: 53.9
- New Jersey: 47.7
- New Mexico: 57.4
- New York: 49.3
- North Carolina: 51.7
- North Dakota: 56.0
- Ohio: 49.3
- Oklahoma: 50.7
- Oregon: 58.0
- Pennsylvania: 50.4
- Rhode Island: 48.2
- South Carolina: 49.7
- South Dakota: 51.8
- Tennessee: 49.2
- Texas: 52.2
- Utah: 53.9
- Vermont: 65.3
- Virginia: 52.0
- Washington: 55.7
- West Virginia: 47.1
- Wisconsin: 53.9
- Wyoming: 54.2
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