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Involvement in organised sport for Sport England NGB 09-13 funded sports
The data in this spreadsheet shows results for organised sport (by funded sport) from the Active People Survey
for APS 4 (October 2009 - October 2010) compared with [NAME] (October 2008-October 2009) and [NAME] (October 2007-October 2008).
Organised sport is defined as participants having done one, or more, of the following in the past 12 months: i) been a member of a club where they take part in sport ii) received tuition to improve their performance iii) taken part in organised competitive sport (of those who have participated in the sport at least once in the last four weeks).
Where there is insufficient sample size to provide club membership data, this is denoted with an asterisk.
For Sport England NGB 09-13 funded sports which have multiple disciplines, the following list highlights the disciplines included within each sport during the final quarter of Active People Survey 4:
Angling: angling, fishing, sea fishing, wheelchair sports - fishing
Archery: Archery, wheelchair sports - archery
Athletics: athletics field, athletics track, running track, running cross-country/road, running road, running ultra
marathon, jogging.
Baseball/softball: baseball and softball
Bowls: Bowls - Crown green, Bowls - Flat green outdoor, Bowls - Flat green indoor, [NAME] mat, Bowls - Carpet
Canoeing & kayaking: canoeing, canoe polo, kayaking, whitewater kayaking
Climbing & mountaineering: climbing indoor, climbing rock, mountaineering, mountaineering high altitude, hill trekking, hill walking, bouldering, mountain walking
Cricket: Cricket (outdoors) - match, cricket (indoors) - match, cricket (outdoor) -  nets / practice, cricket (indoors) - nets / practice, cricket - other
Cycling: Cycling is defined as adult participation at least once a week (four times in the previous four weeks),
for 30 minutes at moderate intensity. Cycling includes recreational and competitive cycling but excludes any
cycling which is exclusively for travel purposes only. Also includes BMX, cyclo-cross and mountain biking.
Equestrian: horse riding, dressage, pony trekking, show jumping, three-day eventing, trotting, polocrosse
Football: Football (indoors) – small sided (e.g. 5-a-side), football (indoors) - other, football (outdoors) – small sided (e.g. 5-a-side), football (outdoors) – 11-a-side, football (outdoors) - Other
Gymnastics: gymnastics and trampolining
Rugby League: Rugby league - 13 a side game, rugby league - tag rugby, rugby league - touch rugby, rugby league - other
Rugby Union: Rugby union - 15 a side game, rugby union – sevens, rugby union - tag rugby, rugby union - touch rugby, rugby union - other
Sailing: Windsurfing or Boardsailing, [NAME] ski-ing / aquabike / personal water craft, Sailing – dinghy racing (inc. [NAME]), sailing – dinghy cruising (inc. [NAME]), sailing – keelboat racing, sailing – keelboat cruising, sailing – yacht racing (inc. [NAME]), sailing – yacht cruising (inc. [NAME])
Snowsport: snowboarding, skiing, skiing (barefoot), skiing (extreme), skiing (free), skiing (mono),
skiing (parachute), skiing (ribbing), skiing (speed), skiing (grass or dry slope)
Shooting: shooting, shooting (air rifle), shooting (clay pigeon), shooting (pistol)
Squash: squash and racketball
Swimming: all swimming and diving (indoor and outdoor), water polo, deep water swimming, open water
swimming, deep water diving
Table tennis: Table tennis, wheelchair sports - table tennis
Tennis: Tennis, wheelchair sports - tennis
Waterskiing: waterskiing, skiing barefoot (water), wakeboarding
Weightlifting: Weightlifting (Olympic) - Snatch / Clean & Jerk, Powerlifting Paralympic - Bench press, Weight training (free weights) - for specific sport
Wrestling: wrestling - cumberland, wrestling - olympic greco-roman, wrestling - olympic freestyle, wrestling - westmoreland, wrestling - cornish, wrestling  - grappling, wrestling - beach, wrestling - lancashire or 'catch as catch can'
Indication of statistically significant change between two results
Please note that this spreadsheet highlights whether changes from Active People Survey 2 to the latest rolling 12
month results are statistically significant. A statistically significant change is indicated by 'increase' or 'decrease' and this means that we are 95% certain that there has been a real change (increase or decrease). Where there has been no statistically significant change this is indicated by ‘No change’.
For more information on measuring statistically significant change within [NAME], see the briefing note on Sport England’s website:
http://www.sportengland.org/research/active_people_survey/active_people_survey_2/idoc.ashx?docid=c2da16fe-f44b-4715-a798-5cd4f62fc422&version=3
The 'Base' refers to the sample size, i.e. the number of respondents
Where estimates are available, ONS population data (mid 2007 estimates for APS 2 data, mid 2008 estimates for
APS 3 data, mid 2009 estimates for APS 4 data) has been used to provide population numbers, denoted by (n).