Bikini regime dominate people in Britain: Survey

A new survey by the health and fitness Fitbit brand has revealed that more than half of the population has diet and exercise to lose weight and get in shape for the upcoming growing. People see summer as a time to flaunt your body toned and shapely holiday.

The survey found that people in the North of England were more likely the diet of the bikini is very popular to follow at the Londoners. There was a desire in most people to lose a few pounds and slim. Women wanted more exactly a bikini body in order to enjoy the weather the beach and toned body.

They found that when there is an increase of male celebrities as "James Bond" star Daniel Craig and actor of "X-Men" Hugh Jackman only 49 percent of men who were in some kind of diet, take shape over the holidays but it was approved by nearly 64 percent to very concerned about their body on the beach a great walk in women. They were beside themselves in a holiday health kick.

Research has continued to show that more holidays approaching, a new partner shall lose a greater motivation for people who weight. Men and women reported a new partner gave them the motivation to lose weight and look good.

About a quarter of the women surveyed reported that the holiday was very motivating for them to get in shape and lose weight, because it is the time when they wear a bikini. While another 28 percent different views, however, said that a new partner that has motivated much more than a vacation to get in shape. 14 percent of the people who was from the other and said a social event such as a wedding rather to encourage them to get in shape and 4 percent, more than any other reason, a new job leads to a loss of diet weight.

Though most said the party was their motivation, a third of Brits there was was difficult to follow a diet and exercise regime during a stay. The campaign, very different to lose weight between the age groups, almost 40% of people over fifty and said she found it difficult to follow healthy habits during the holidays.

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