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[[File:FitnessScale TS4.png|thumb|Weight and muscle sliders in CAS in TS4]]
Fitness in ''[[The Sims 4]]'' functions similar to ''The Sims 3'', with
Unlike in ''The Sims 3'', a Sim who gains or loses weight does not gradually revert to his or her original fatness, meaning that it is easier to stay at a certain weight. A Sim who increases in muscle size will gradually revert to his or her original fitness if the Sim does not exercise to stay or increase in fitness.
With the '''High Metabolism''' [[Trait (The Sims 4)|bonus trait]] from choosing the Athletic [[Aspiration (The Sims 4)|aspiration]], Sims gain fitness and lose fatness faster, while they gain fatness slower, much like the Fast Metabolism lifetime reward.{{Vgversion|TS3}}▼
A new calorie system is introduced in ''The Sims 4'', where each type of food has a different calorie amount. Ingesting foods with too high of a combined calorie amount in a certain timespan will cause a Sim to increase in fatness. Merely eating without exercising can also cause a Sim to gradually gain fatness as well. The calorie amount of each kind of food is not based off of the real life counterparts, and in fact some foods such as Fish and Chips and Fish Tacos have absolutely no calorie count.
Gaining or losing fitness or fatness only increases the fitness or fatness as would be seen in the Create a Sim mode fitness and fatness sliders, and does not distort the Sim's body shape as defined by the player or genetics, meaning that Sims with the same fitness and fatness are likely to still have varying body shapes.
▲With the '''High Metabolism''' [[Trait (The Sims 4)|bonus trait]] from choosing the Athletic [[Aspiration (The Sims 4)|aspiration]], Sims gain fitness and lose fatness faster, while they gain fatness slower, much like the Fast Metabolism lifetime reward from ''The Sims 3''.
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