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🗓️ 11 December 2024
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0:00.0 | Do you know which generation is the most stressed? How about which city gets the most sleep? |
0:14.8 | Those are some of the questions and many more we answer right now on the Whoop podcast. I'm your host, Will Ahmed, founder and CEO of Woop. I'm about to |
0:25.0 | be joined by Emily Capilupo, our head of research algorithms and data. And we are doing 2024 |
0:32.3 | year in review. Now, if you're a WOOP member, you can check out your 2024 year review in the WOOP app. |
0:40.1 | And if you're a new member thinking about joining WOOP, you can get 10% off now until December |
0:45.8 | 20th. That is at Woop.com. All right. We're about to dive in on 2024 year in review. |
0:52.8 | All things, sleep, recovery, strain, most popular activities, |
0:58.1 | most popular journal entries, what's going to improve your health and performance. That is right now. |
1:05.9 | Okay, Emily, we are back for the Year in Review podcast. I'm excited to be here for what's kind of turning |
1:12.8 | into an annual tradition. It is an annual tradition. So we're going to go through all things |
1:18.1 | 24. There's been some very interesting changes in sleep and recovery, what activities people are doing, |
1:26.1 | some diet trends we're seeing. Of course, everyone's |
1:29.9 | favorite in terms of what days people drink the most, which countries are doing certain things |
1:37.2 | more than other countries. So we're going to get into all of that. Why don't we start with our |
1:43.8 | latest feature, steps? |
1:45.7 | We're looking at steps for the last few months. |
1:50.5 | Which gender do you think men or women? |
1:52.6 | Who's doing more steps, Emily? |
1:54.8 | Well, I cheated well because my team pulled the data for this. |
1:57.2 | So I do know the answer, but it actually makes a ton of sense. |
2:00.4 | So when we look at men versus women, we see that the women are taking about four and a half percent more steps than the men are. And that's actually super logical because if you imagine for a second that maybe they travel similar distances because they're equally exercising and equally needing to go places, because women tend to be a |
2:19.3 | little bit shorter, in order to go the same distance, they're actually taking more steps. |
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