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Remember children need at least 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous activity every day

Fact Sheets from the Adult Survey 2002

Age Fact Sheets:

• Key Findings for 18-29 Years
• Key Findings for 30-44 Years
• Key Findings for 45-59 Years
• Key Findings for 60-74 Years
• Key Findings for 75 Years and Over
• Key Findings by Age

Gender, Occupation and Education Fact Sheets

Fact sheets with information from the Physical Activity Levels of Western Australian Adults 2002 Survey specific to gender, occupation and education level attained.
Errata (correction notice)
The following corrections have been brought to our attention.
Key Findings for Gender p. 2 should read 'On average, males performed more steps per day than females (10,221 versus 9,197 steps).'
Please be assured the error in the figure did not affect the results, discussion or conclusion of the key findings.  Furthermore, the error does not alter the interpretability or practical applications of the results.

• Key Findings for Gender
• Key Findings for Males
• Key Findings for Females
• Key Findings for Occupation
• Key Findings for Education

Regions of WA Fact Sheets (comparisons of regional physical activity levels with WA levels)

• Goldfields/Esperance Region
• Kimberley/Pilbara Region
• Great Southern Region
• Perth Metropolitan Region
• South West Region
• Midwest/Gascoyne Regions
• Wheatbelt Region
• Peel Region

Health Regions in WA (comparisons of regional physical activity levels with WA levels)

• Goldfields/South East Health Region
• Wheatbelt Health Region
• South West Health Region
• Great Southern Health Region
• Midwest and Gascoyne Health Region
• Pilbara and Kimberley Health Region
• North Metropolitan Health Region
• South Metropolitan Health Region
• East Metropolitan Health Region
• Pilbara and Gascoyne Health Regions
• Midwest Health Region

For more information on the Adult Survey contact the Taskforce