The table below shows the tabular representation of participation of 11-14 year olds in the United Kingdom in extreme sports in the year 2003. After primary examination of data it can be said that the percentage of participation of females was lower than that of males. Among the list of activities under consideration, skateboarding was the most popular sport amongst the male participation. Snowboarding witnessed the lowest participation from both sexes, the percentage undertaking of which could be attributed to 6. 1%, additionally, the sport is also the least popular with the female participants. Rollerblading was by far the most popular extreme sport with the female participants, it is also the only sport which saw higher participation from the fairer sex by almost 10%. It can be concluded that mountain biking, skateboarding and rollerblading are the most preferred sports whereas snowboarding and mountain climbing have been the least popular of the lot.
The table below
shows
the tabular representation of
participation
of 11-14 year olds in the United Kingdom in extreme
sports
in the year 2003.
After
primary examination of data it can
be said
that the percentage of
participation
of females was lower than that of males. Among the list of activities under consideration, skateboarding was the most
popular
sport
amongst
the male
participation
. Snowboarding witnessed the lowest
participation
from both sexes, the percentage undertaking of which could
be attributed
to 6. 1%,
additionally
, the
sport
is
also
the least
popular
with the female participants. Rollerblading was by far the most
popular
extreme
sport
with the female participants, it is
also
the
only
sport
which
saw
higher
participation
from the fairer sex by almost 10%. It can
be concluded
that mountain biking, skateboarding and rollerblading are the most preferred
sports
whereas snowboarding and mountain climbing have been the least
popular
of the lot.