Background Changing the relative price of (in) activity is an important tool for health policies.
Nonetheless, to date, analyses of correlates of physical activity (PA) have excluded the …

The health benefits of participation in physical activity are well documented, yet the
prevalence of meeting physical activity guidelines remains low. We examine the …

There is a paucity of empirical evidence on the extent to which price and perceived benefits
affect the level of participation in sports and exercise. Using an illustrative sample of 60 …

Objective To determine the cost-effectiveness of a physical activity programme (Be Active)
aimed at city-dwelling adults living in Birmingham, UK. Methods Very little is known about …

Reducing or eliminating the cost to the public of using leisure facilities is one tool that local
authorities have available to reduce inequalities in physical activity (PA). There is limited …

Despite the widely documented benefits of exercise, very little is known about how
individuals make the decision on exercise. In particular, the decision on the intensity of …

Background: Health benefits of physical activity (PA) accrue with small increases in PA, with
the greatest benefits for those transitioning from inactivity to any level of PA. This study …

Background: Little is known about the correlates of meeting recommended levels of
participation in physical activity (PA) and how this understanding informs public health …

Background Evidence is unclear on whether inequalities in average levels of moderate-to-
vigorous physical activity (MVPA) reflect differences in participation, differences in the …

Much of the research on the economic impact of fitness and sport programmes has been
initiated with a view to cost containment, or the justification of specific exercise initiatives …