The sample size is made up of 6,000 adults and 1,450 children per annum and the analysis uses three-year averages to improve the consistency and reliability of the data. The survey is carried out every other month throughout the year.
Participation is defined as having taken part at least once within the last four weeks (normally referred to as ‘at least once a month’ in this report). The analysis of participation patterns is based on data from the most popular two months for each activity to ensure seasonal activity is adequately represented.
Sports Participation in Scotland 2005-07:
This research digest presents the data collected on Sports Participation in Scotland (2005-07) with earlier trend data providing a picture of change over time.
Sports Participation in Scotland 2003-06:
This research digest presents the data collected on Sports Participation in Scotland (2004-06) with earlier trend data providing a picture of change over time.
Definition of Sport:
The definition of sport used is fairly broad and includes casual participation in physical recreations such as walking (2+ miles), dance and snooker/billiards/pool as well as more organised sports. The main classifications used within this report are Sports, Sports plus Walking (2+ miles) and Sports less Physical Recreations.
Sports Participation by Sport (2003-06):
A series of participation fact sheet by sport are also avaialble, covering athletics and jogging, bowls, cycling, dance, football, golf, keep fit and aerobics, multigym, swimming, walking and hillwalking.
Sports Participation by Local Authority (2003-06):
Similar particiaption sheets are also available by Local Authority area.
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