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Participation in active recreation among disabled children and young people in New Zealand

By selected top 40 sports and activities, 2023, % of young people aged 5-17

01020304050Running or joggingWalking for fitnessPlaying (e.g. running around, climbing trees, make-believe)Games (e.g. four square, tag, bull rush, dodgeball)SwimmingPlaying on playground (e.g. jungle gym)Workout (weights or cardio)Cycling or bikingFootball/SoccerScooteringBasketball or Mini-ballDance/dancing (e.g. ballet, hip hop etc)TrampolineGroup exercise class (e.g. aerobics, CrossFit, Jump Jam)Tramping or bush walksNetballTouchRugby or Rippa RugbyKapa hakaCross-countryVolleyball or Kiwi VolleyAthletics or track and fieldMountain bikingSkateboardingHockey or floorballGymnastics (e.g. rhythmic, artistic)BadmintonHandballTennisCricketTable tennisRollerbladingRugby leagueKarateUltimate FrisbeeKi-o-rahiIndoor climbingFutsalParkourBodyboarding or boogie boardingParticipation in active recreation among disabled children andyoung people in New ZealandBy selected top 40 sports and activities, 2023, % of young people aged 5-17Provider: Sport New Zealand01020304050