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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Active People Survey, 2012-2013

Variable Details

Variableq23_composite
Labelq23_composite - Latent demand for top 42 sports
Responses
1 Swimming 16951
2 Athletics 4802
3 Badminton 2128
4 Baseball and Softball 28
5 Bowls 743
6 Canoeing and Kayaking 475
7 Cycling 9046
8 Football 2286
9 Gymnastics and Trampolining 248
10 Equestrain 1029
11 Mountaineering 2129
12 Sailing 475
13 Shooting 287
14 Skiing and Snowboarding 559
15 Squash and Racketball 727
16 Waterskiing 66
17 Wrestling 3
18 Archery 511
19 Basketball 389
20 Boxing 394
21 Cricket 473
22 Dance Exercise 244
23 Fencing 105
24 Golf 2822
25 Handball 33
26 Hockey_Field 182
27 Judo 45
28 Lacrosse 14
29 Modern pentathlon 1
30 Netball 522
31 Orienteering 56
32 Rounders 85
33 Rowing 188
34 Rugby League 141
35 Rugby Union 295
36 Table Tennis 355
37 Taekwando 24
38 Tennis 2627
39 Triathlon 133
40 Volleyball 112
41 Weightlifting 72
42 Angling 626
43 Other sport 26633
44 Don't know 2188
45 No demand to do any sport 83939
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationActive People Survey, 2012-2013
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