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Fit for Life (References :checkered_flag: (BANES Fit for Life, BANES…
Fit for Life
References :checkered_flag:
BANES Fit for Life
BANES Physical Activity stats
Active People Survey
Pretty et al., (2005) In Uni year 1, phsyc folder
What is the intervention? :explode:
What Ransdell (2009) classification is it?
Environmental
Policy and Strategy
Fit for Life by Bath and North East Somerset Council
Previous intervention increased PA from 22.5% in 2008 (Active People Survey 2/3 NI8 data) to 27.2% in 2013 (Active People Survey 6/7 NI8 data).
Started in June 2014, as a follow on from their 2008 'Get Active' Strategy
Why is the intervention needed? :swimmer::skin-tone-5:
Between 2012 and 2014, only 29.4% of adults in BANES complete 30 minutes of exercise 3 days a week, which is below reccomended guidelines (Sport England).
Although previous strategies saw an increase in PA levels, in 2013, only 27.2% of BANES residents reach PA guidelines (Active People 6/7 NI8 data).
2013 B&NES community survey found that the top barriers for not cycling (within 5 miles) or walking (within 2 miles) was due to Driver behaviour /road safety, Lack of on road cycle lanes or safe pavements and no barriers along dangerous paths.
How does the intervention help? :<3:
How does it increase PA
How does it change behaviour?
Cycle circuit at Odd Down Playing Fields(1.5km), creation of the Two Tunnels Cycle Track (12 miles) round trip which has parking available for easy access.
Who is the target audience? :goal_net:
Priority populations
Ethnic Minorities
Middle aged men
Those experiencing health inequalities and with long term health conditions
14-18 year olds (particularly females) – this is the age where levels of activity start to drop
Older People
Families
Those who are carrying excess weight in both children and adults
Those with disabilities
People who use sports clubs
Bath Rugby
Bath City FC
Grassroots