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North America stands as the dominant region, while the amateur segment is witnessing substantial growth globally.
In 2024, the sporting goods market is largely driven by growth in sales in the SUP board segment, where the demand spiked by 176 percent during the first seven months of the year, Check Index estimated.
People no longer push to the extremes in their fitness routines while run clubs are emerging as the new social hotspots.
Asia is the continent with the highest absolute number of players, while the US is the country with the highest number of tennis players.
The study was carried out by Skuola.net in partnership with Cisalfa Sport
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Data shows that in seven out of eight key European countries, Head racquets are the first choice of players H1 2024.