“From urban play spaces to bowling and darts, this shift toward “competitive socializing” marks a generational change in how sports are experienced and consumer,” the report said. It noted that running and cycling clubs are booming because they offer inclusive spaces and turn workouts into social rituals among the Gen Z cohorts.Moreover, secular trends also reflect changing consumer profiles. Young consumers are redefining outdoor engagement. Gen Z, with a 70 percent participation rate, is highly active, bu ...