Sporting programs for inactive population groups: factors influencing implementation in the organized sports setting

Table 2 Size NSFs and reach programs in relation to aims

NSF	Size NSF^a	Sporting program	Locations*: aim (N)^b	Locations*: result (N, % of aim)	Participants: aim (N)^c	Participants: result (N, % of aim)
Athletics	Large	Start to Run	150	120 (80 %)	26.000	25.777 (99 %)
Judo	Medium	Judo in school	No aim	474 (NA)	10.000	53.804 (538 %)
Walking	Medium	Through 4 days Marches	NA	NA	3.500	4.650 (133 %)
Walking	Medium	Working by Walking	20	9 (45 %)	200	85 (43 %)
Gymnastics	Large	Trendy Weeks for Masters	220	218 (99 %)	7.500	3.110 (41 %)
Hockey	Large	Fit Hockey	20	15 (75 %)	1.000	989 (99 %)
Swimming	Large	My Swimming Coach	130	70 (54 %)	19.000	11.350 (60 %)
Bridge	Large	Thinking and Doing	38	71 (187 %)	2.925	4.055 (139 %)
Sportive cycling	Medium	Cycle-Fit	420	228 (54 %)	8.000	3.057 (38 %)
Sportive cycling	Medium	Cycle & Enjoy Nature	No aim	47 (NA)	1.000	446 (45 %)
Triathlon	Small	Trio-Triathlon	40	66 (165 %)	9.600	13.014 (136 %)
Volleyball	Large	Beach volleyball	52	104 (200 %)	90.000	273.896 (304 %)
Volleyball	Large	Cool Moves Volley	428	680 (159 %)	14.000	49.883 (356 %)
Volleyball	Large	Ultimate Volley Xperience	220	164 (75 %)	56.750	34.658 (61 %)

^*A sports club could implement the program in different locations
^aLarge > 100,000 club members, medium 25,000–100,000 club members, small < 25,000 club members
^bAimed number of locations in which the sporting program will be implemented
^cAimed number of participants of sporting program
NA = not applicable

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