. 2019 Sep 26;16:E133. doi: 10.5888/pcd16.190017

Table 2. Average Daily Minutes of Free Time, Screen Time, Leisure Time Physical Activity, and Physical Activity Outdoors Among Americans Aged 15 Years or Older (N = 32,048), American Time Use Survey, 2014–2016^a .

Characteristic	Free Time, Min/d			Screen Time, Min/d			Leisure Time Physical Activity, Min/d			Physical Activity Outdoors,^b Min/d
Characteristic	Men	Women	P Value	Men	Women	P Value	Men	Women	P Value	Men	Women	P Value
Total	356	318	<.001	211	175	<.001	24	14	<.001	13	6	<.001
Age, y
15–24	377	300	<.001	210	161	<.001	39	21	<.001	18	8	<.001
25–60	304	271	<.001	179	145	<.001	20	13	<.001	11	6	<.001
>60	466	426	<.001	288	247	<.001	21	11	<.001	13	5	<.001
P value	<.001	<.001		<.001	<.001		<.001	<.001		.004	.002
Race/ethnicity^c
White non-Hispanic	356	326	<.001	210	179	<.001	24	15	<.001	14	6	<.001
Hispanic	320	270	<.001	186	146	<.001	22	12	<.001	11	6	<.001
Black	423	355	<.001	261	212	<.001	22	7	<.001	9	2	<.001
Other	324	276	<.001	193	146	<.001	26	16	.001	12	6	<.001
P value	<.001	<.001		<.001	<.001		.35	<.001		.009	<.001
Education level (respondents aged >24 y)^d
Less than high school diploma	398	358	<.001	254	218	<.001	15	8	<.001	10	5	<.001
Completed high school	380	355	<.001	247	218	<.001	17	8	<.001	12	4	<.001
Some post–high school education	345	317	<.001	215	179	<.001	20	11	<.001	12	5	<.001
Completed college	315	286	<.001	164	133	<.001	25	18	<.001	13	7	<.001
P value	<.001	<.001		<.001	<.001		.03	<.001		.33	<.001
Income, % of federal poverty guidelines^c
≥185	339	303	<.001	194	159	<.001	26	17	<.001	14	7	<.001
<185	386	336	<.001	244	200	<.001	17	9	<.001	9	4	<.001
P value	<.001	<.001		<.001	<.001		<.001	<.001		<.001	<.001
Body mass index^e
18.5–24.9	355	300	<.001	200	156	<.001	27	18	<.001	14	8	<.001
25.0–29.9	347	323	<.001	202	180	<.001	26	14	<.001	15	6	<.001
30.0–34.9	361	341	.01	223	195	<.001	19	9	<.001	10	4	<.001
≥35	375	342	.002	244	207	<.001	15	6	<.001	10	3	<.001
P value	<.001	<.001		<.001	<.001		.02	<.001		<.001	<.001
Self-reported health
Excellent	317	296	<.001	162	140	<.001	35	25	<.001	17	10	<.001
Very good	336	306	.004	190	160	<.001	27	15	<.001	15	7	<.001
Good	358	311	<.001	218	178	<.001	18	10	<.001	11	4	<.001
Fair	421	368	<.001	287	228	<.001	14	6	<.001	8	3	<.001
Poor	523	406	<.001	367	278	<.001	9	4	.02	6	2	.02
P value	<.001	<.001		<.001	<.001		<.001	<.001		<.001	<.001
Weekday/weekend
Weekday	316	288	<.001	191	166	<.001	22	13	<.001	11	5	<.001
Saturday or Sunday	454	391	<.001	261	198	<.001	28	16	<.001	17	8	<.001
P value	<.001	<.001		<.001	<.001		<.001	.003		<.001	<.001

Weighted means based on 32,048 respondents (14,148 male, 17,900 female) to American Time Use Survey, 2014–2016.

Only includes activities explicitly coded as “outdoors away from home.” Many activities that are likely to be outdoors were coded as “other location.”

Discrepancies in data between this table and the figures in this article are due to rounding.

Respondents younger than 25 years (1,435 male, 1,466 female) were excluded in the stratification by education (only for that variable) because their educational achievement may not be complete.

Body mass index calculated as weight in kilograms divided by the square of height in meters.

Table 2. Average Daily Minutes of Free Time, Screen Time, Leisure Time Physical Activity, and Physical Activity Outdoors Among Americans Aged 15 Years or Older (N = 32,048), American Time Use Survey, 2014–2016a .

Table 2. Average Daily Minutes of Free Time, Screen Time, Leisure Time Physical Activity, and Physical Activity Outdoors Among Americans Aged 15 Years or Older (N = 32,048), American Time Use Survey, 2014–2016^a .