13 Dec 2022: AusPlay focus: Participation in Olympic and Paralympic sports, Australian Sports Commission, (May 2021). ... It’s 54% for those 15 years and over. AusPlay participation data, Australian Sports Commission, (accessed August 2022).

5 Feb 2018: 45–54 55–64 65+. Adult participation by age. Non-sport-related activitySport-related activity. 56%. ... Parents/guardians/familiesParents and guardians are the key influence of sport participation for students.

2 Sep 2024: meet the goal of increasing overall participation and engagement in the sport sector. ... preferences, and barriers of multicultural communities. and cover aspects of inclusive sport participation.

15 May 2020: participation with regard to local epidemiology, risk mitigation strategies and public health capacity. ... septic shock or myocardial injury and cardiac failure.[24] Hospitalisation and mortality rates increase with age.

12 Feb 2009: Ensure that clear instructions are provided and there is maximum participation by all.•.

17 Oct 2018: 934 athletes. 23. $19.2 millionNSO funding for. participation. 12.7 millionAustralians participated in. ... Participation activities are reflected in PBS Program Objective B, increasing participation in sport.

28 Feb 2021:  Drive greater engagement and participation in sport across Australia.  Lead a sustainable and efficient Australian sports sector. ... 4 Analysis of historical data for 2017 to 2019 indicates that participation rates as a percentage of population.

16 Feb 2023: 1) This was not explained by increased participation, since rates of concussion per 100,000 participants also increased significantly during this time. ... Hospitalisation rates for concussion across different sports have been examined, and when

17 Jul 2015: Young people have higher rates of exogenous carbohydrate oxidation than adults; but, the optimal carbohydrate supplementation to sustain endurance performance during youth is unknown.24 25. ... For girls, the highest injury incidence rates are in

11 May 2018: significantly, the desire to attend university• Participation also encourages young people to stay in. ... to investigate the relationship between engagement in sport (whether through participation, volunteering or coaching) and employability.