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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

General Household Survey, 1990-1991

Variable Details

Variablespm01
LabelSPORTS IN THE LAST YEAR
Responses
1 WALKING 10 MILES 2188
2 WALKING 5 MILES 3726
3 WALKING 2 MILES 5561
4 2 MILES OR MORE 0
11 OUTDOOR SWIMMING 719
12 INDOOR SWIMMING 934
13 SOCCER OUTDOORS 106
14 SOCCER INDOORS 19
15 OUTDOOR BOWLS 88
16 INDOOR BOWLS 26
17 IN&OUT SWIMMING 0
20 CYCLING 178
21 ATHLETICS 8
22 JOGGING/XCOUNTRY 40
23 RUGBY 3
24 CRICKET 16
25 HOCKEY 1
26 NETBALL 6
27 TENNIS 21
28 GOLF 105
29 FISHING 67
30 YACHTING 11
31 OTH WATER SPORTS 10
32 RIDING 10
33 HUNTING/SHOOTING 9
34 CLIMBING 1
35 SKIING 2
36 MOTOR SPORTS 6
37 KEEP FIT 211
38 WEIGHT TRAINING 25
39 BADMINTON 19
40 SQUASH 4
41 TABLE TENNIS 11
42 BASKETBALL 0
43 GYMNASTICS 0
44 TENPIN BOWLS 45
45 BOXING 0
46 SELF DEFENCE 1
47 SNOOKER/POOL 135
48 DARTS 69
49 ICE SKATING 6
50 CURLING 1
51 OTHER SPORTS 9
-9 DNA 12484
-8 NA 0
-6 SCOTTISH SUPP 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationGeneral Household Survey, 1990-1991
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