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Exercise Attitudes and Behaviors: A Survey of Adults Age 50-79 - Aarp

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9A<br />

How many days a week do you do these activities?<br />

Appendix A: Annotated Questionnaires<br />

Asked <strong>of</strong> those who say they do things to increase muscle tone (n=157)<br />

One 5%<br />

Two 20%<br />

Three 32%<br />

Four 8%<br />

Five 17%<br />

Six 4%<br />

Seven 13%<br />

Don’t Know/Refused 1%<br />

Asked <strong>of</strong> those in the "Physical Activity" Split Sample (n=493)<br />

10<br />

Moderate physical activities cause relatively small increases in heart rate <strong>and</strong><br />

breathing in contrast to vigorous physical activity, which causes large<br />

increases in both heart rate <strong>and</strong> breathing. Moderate physical activities might<br />

include brisk walking, bicycling, vacuuming, or gardening. In a typical week,<br />

do you engage in moderate physical activities for at least 10 minutes at a time?<br />

Yes 83%<br />

No 16%<br />

10A<br />

How many days a week do you do these activities for at least 10<br />

minutes at a time?<br />

Asked <strong>of</strong> those who say they engage in moderate physical activity<br />

(n=411)<br />

One 5%<br />

Two 11%<br />

Three 23%<br />

Four 14%<br />

Five 17%<br />

Six 6%<br />

Seven 23%<br />

Don’t Know/Refused 1%<br />

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