Would You Work Out More If It Meant Hungry Children Got Fed?

Would You Work Out More If It Meant Hungry Children Got Fed?
Children sit on World Food Programme sacks at a school that serves as a shelter for internally displaced people in Jamila, Iraq, on June 19. AP Photo/Karim Kadim
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Not having motivation can be a huge barrier to working out, but what if going to the gym tonight meant that a starving child got a nourishing meal? Would that give you the motivation to go?

This is not a hypothetical question. Italian fitness-equipment maker Technogym has combined personal and global health through technology so your workouts can feed hungry children.

All you do is download their app, start collecting moves, and when you hit 1,000, Technogym will donate a meal to a malnourished child through the World Food Programme.

All you do is download their app, start collecting moves, and when you hit 1,000, Technogym will donate a meal to a malnourished child through the World Food Programme.
All you do is download their app, start collecting moves, and when you hit 1,000, Technogym will donate a meal to a malnourished child through the World Food Programme.
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