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. 2016 Jun 1;18(6):e106. doi: 10.2196/jmir.5398

Table 5.

Contextual characteristics of EMA-reported sports or exercise.

Characteristic n (%)b
Social context

Alone 9 (22.0)

Not alone 32 (78.0)
Physical context


Outdoors 30 (69.8)

Indoors 13 (30.2)
Elevation change


Mainly staying on flat ground 38 (76.0)

Mainly going uphill 4 (8.0)

Mainly going downhill 4 (8.0)

Going both uphill and downhill 4 (8.0)
Purpose


For work, homework, or housework 1 (2.2)

Fun or recreation 28 (62.2)

Personal care 5 (11.1)

To get somewhere 2 (4.4)

Other 9 (20.0)

Baby sitting or childcare 0
Load bearing


More than 20 lbs 3 (7.3)

10-20 lbs 1 (2.4)

5-10 lbs 4 (9.8)

Less than 5 lbs 3 (7.3)

None 20 (48.8)
Exercise forma


None 3 (8.6)

Flexibility 19 (54.3)

Endurance 25 (71.4)

Balance 13 (37.1)

Strengthening 0
Type of exercise or sport


Basketball, football, or soccer 16 (15.1)

Bicycling 3 (2.8)

Exercise, dance, or karate class 15 (14.2)

Other sports (baseball, skateboarding, and so forth) 27 (25.5)

Other running or jogging 20 (18.9)

Swimming 1 (0.9)

Walking 16 (15.1)

Weightlifting or strength training 8 (7.6)

aParticipants could select more than one form of exercise.

bn=35 total responses.