New Year’s resolutions to get healthy are often quickly broken, but that could be due in part to where people live when they make them. In its analysis of the country’s 89 largest metro areas www.care.com ranks the Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land metropolitan statistic area as the fifth worst place to live for keeping New Year’s resolutions. The region ranked 82nd for healthy environment, 74th for healthy bodies, 70th for healthy diets, and 79th for healthy minds, according to the study released Jan. 9. For Sugar Land and Missouri City-area residents looking to improve their mental and physical health this year, here are a few local suggestions* to start: Fitness: Jazzercise Spring/Klein 7135 Louetta Road, Spring 281-893-5619 www.jazzercise.com   The Workout Barre 18425 Champion Forest Drive, Ste. 250, Spring 832-761-0688 www.theworkoutbarre.com   Cyclebar Vintage Park 118 Vintage Park Blvd., Ste. C, Houston 281-247-0194 vintagepark.cyclebar.com   Pilates by K West 8900 Eastloch Drive, Spring 281-430-3700 www.pilatesbykwest.com   Fresh food:   My Fit Foods 5603 FM 1960 W., Houston 281-537-8617 www.myfitfoods.com   Spring Trading Post (farmers market open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sat.) 5011 Spring Stuebner Road 832-457-2810 www.facebook.com/springtradingpost   Sprouts 20708 Kuykendahl Road, Spring 832-764-5424 www.sprouts.com   Betsy’s Health Foods 5730 FM 1960 W., Houston 281-440-9081   250 Cypresswood Drive., Ste. A, Spring 832-610-5413 www.betsyhealth.com   Inner self:   Body & Brain Yoga 5319 FM 1960 W., Houston 281-440-6160 www.bodynbrain.com/champion *This list is not comprehensive