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. 2021 Apr 30;18(9):4832. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18094832

Table 2.

Comparison between participants with and without a perceived decline in physical fitness.

No Perceived Decline in
Physical Fitness
(n = 1315)
Perceived Decline in
Physical Fitness
(n = 671)
p
Age, years 50.2 ± 6.9 50.0 ± 6.9 0.57
Women, n (%) 469 (35.7%) 304 (45.3%) <0.01
Education
(Bachelor/master/doctorate degree), n (%)
587 (44.6%) 278 (41.4%) 0.17
Living alone, n (%) 237 (18.0%) 131 (19.5%) 0.42
Living area, n (%)
Special precaution areas due to COVID-19 pandemic 913 (69.4%) 502 (74.8%) 0.01
PA time, minutes
 October 2019, median (IQR) 340 (140–660) 360 (150–700) 0.43
 April 2020, median (IQR) 270 (100–600) 180 (60–480) <0.01
 October 2020, median (IQR) 300 (120–620) 270 (90–580) 0.48

Abbreviations: PA, physical activity; IQR., interquartile range.