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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

General Household Survey, 1990-1991

Variable Details

Variablespm06
LabelSPORTS IN THE LAST YEAR
Responses
1 WALKING 10 MILES 0
2 WALKING 5 MILES 0
3 WALKING 2 MILES 0
4 2 MILES OR MORE 0
11 OUTDOOR SWIMMING 0
12 INDOOR SWIMMING 560
13 SOCCER OUTDOORS 188
14 SOCCER INDOORS 177
15 OUTDOOR BOWLS 76
16 INDOOR BOWLS 74
17 IN&OUT SWIMMING 66
20 CYCLING 511
21 ATHLETICS 49
22 JOGGING/XCOUNTRY 321
23 RUGBY 35
24 CRICKET 84
25 HOCKEY 36
26 NETBALL 26
27 TENNIS 214
28 GOLF 308
29 FISHING 156
30 YACHTING 73
31 OTH WATER SPORTS 114
32 RIDING 55
33 HUNTING/SHOOTING 40
34 CLIMBING 45
35 SKIING 71
36 MOTOR SPORTS 23
37 KEEP FIT 386
38 WEIGHT TRAINING 211
39 BADMINTON 185
40 SQUASH 109
41 TABLE TENNIS 83
42 BASKETBALL 8
43 GYMNASTICS 4
44 TENPIN BOWLS 208
45 BOXING 1
46 SELF DEFENCE 27
47 SNOOKER/POOL 395
48 DARTS 232
49 ICE SKATING 55
50 CURLING 2
51 OTHER SPORTS 21
-9 DNA 21652
-8 NA 0
-6 SCOTTISH SUPP 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationGeneral Household Survey, 1990-1991
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