Health disparities can significantly affect fitness outcomes in minority populations by creating barriers to access essential resources. Limited availability of recreational facilities, affordable healthy foods, and safe neighborhoods restrict opportunities for regular physical activity. These communities may also face higher rates of chronic illnesses that hinder fitness participation. Furthermore, cultural perceptions regarding exercise and body image can impact engagement levels. Addressing social determinants of health, through tailored community programs, can help bridge the gap and promote equitable access to fitness initiatives for all.