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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Young People's Behaviour and Attitudes Survey, 2003

Variable Details

Variablephyoth1
LabelWhat other physical activities?
Responses
1 American/Aussie rules football 12
2 Archery 15
3 Baseball 13
4 Body boarding/Surfing 7
5 Bowls/Bowling 29
6 Boxing 78
7 Canoeing/Sailing/Kayaking/Rowing 28
8 Climbing/Rock climbing 14
9 Clubs - Youth club, Scouts, Cadets etc 14
10 Cycling 141
11 Dodgeball 8
13 Farming/Work 8
14 Fencing 10
15 Fishing 19
16 Games 16
17 Go karting/Quad racing/Motorbiking 24
18 Golf 159
19 Gym/Fitness 78
20 Gymnastics 67
21 Handball 29
22 Horse riding 104
23 Ice hockey 11
24 Ice skating/Rollerblading 23
25 Kickboxing 31
26 Martial arts 92
27 Music 10
28 None 24
29 Other 31
30 Rounders 22
32 Running/Jogging 65
33 Shooting/Hunting 7
34 Skateboarding 52
35 Skiing 8
36 Snooker/Pool 25
37 Squash 39
38 Table tennis 51
39 Trampolining 41
41 Volleyball 77
42 Walking/Hiking 83
43 Water sports 15
44 Weight lifting 15
45 Yoga 8
Sysmiss 5620
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationYoung People's Behaviour and Attitudes Survey, 2003
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