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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Active People Survey, 2014-2015

Variable Details

Variablers2_1
LabelRS2 Which main sport were you preparing or training for? - running or jogging
Responses
1 Angling 0
2 Archery 0
3 Athletics - Running 4
4 Athletics - Track and Field 0
5 Badminton 0
6 Baseball or Softball 1
7 Basketball 0
8 Boccia 0
9 Bowls 0
10 Boxing 2
11 Canoeing 0
12 Cricket 0
13 Cycling 0
14 Equestrian 0
15 Exercise, Movement and Dance 0
16 Fencing 0
17 Football 3
18 Goalball 0
19 Golf 0
20 Gymnastics (includes Trampolining) 0
21 Handball 0
22 Hockey 0
23 Judo 0
24 Lacrosse 0
25 Modern Pentathlon 0
26 Mountaineering 0
27 Netball 0
28 Orienteering 0
29 Rounders 0
30 Rowing 0
31 Rugby League 1
32 Rugby Union 3
33 Sailing 0
34 Shooting 0
35 Snowsport 0
36 Squash or Racketball 1
37 Swimming 1
38 Table Tennis 0
39 Taekwondo 0
40 Tennis 1
41 Triathlon 2
42 Volleyball 0
43 Waterskiing 0
44 Weightlifting 0
45 Wheelchair Basketball 0
46 Wheelchair Rugby 0
47 Wrestling 0
48 Other 5
-1 87504
Sysmiss 83177
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationActive People Survey, 2014-2015
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