The prevalence
of
physical inactivity
in
each
domain
was:
leisure (52.5%); commuting (50.4%); work (80.9%); and household (57.6%).
Women were 27%
more
inactive
in
leisure,
while
men were significantly more inactive at commuting and household (p < 0.001). Older adults were more inactive in leisure (p = 0.04) and commuting (p = 0.05).
Physical inactivity in leisure was higher in black adults and those who living with
a partner
and with lower educational level and lower income.
In commuting, those living with a partner and who had higher income were more inactive.
Physical inactivity at work was higher in white or brown adults, who had higher educational level and higher income. Physical inactivity in household was found to be higher in adults with higher educational level and higher income.