Far-right fitness clubs mask extremist recruitment, experts warn
Summary
Far-right groups called "Active Clubs" use fitness activities and a sense of friendship to attract young white men. Experts say these groups hide their extremist views and train members for potential violence.Key Facts
- "Active Clubs" are far-right groups focused on fitness.
- They recruit young white men by offering exercise and group bonding.
- The groups hide their extremist beliefs behind the fitness activities.
- Experts warn the groups are decentralized, meaning they operate in many places without central control.
- Members get prepared for real-world violent actions.
- These clubs are part of a broader concern about rising far-right extremism.
- The reporting was done by Nils Adler for Al Jazeera.
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