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Table 4 Weekly minutes of walking, proportion of walkers and daily minutes of sitting at baseline and at 2, 6 and 12-month follow-up in the pedometer (STEP) and in the comparison (COMP) group

From: Promoting walking among office employees ― evaluation of a randomized controlled intervention with pedometers and e-mail messages

 

Baseline

2 months

6 months

12 months

 

STEP

COMP

STEP

COMP

STEP

COMP

STEP

COMP

Walking at work, N

121

117

103

102

87

95

88

82

·Weekly minutes, mean (SD)

144 (209)

157 (236)

150 (159)

174 (239)

158 (186)

161 (254)

172 (191)

145 (155)

·Walkers, %

98

96

98

98

99

94

99

96

Walking for transportation, N

121

115

106

102

87

96

85

85

·Weekly minutes, mean (SD)

115 (172)

134 (168)

134 (142)

163 (203)

136 (147)

138 (172)

170 (298)

127 (172)

·Walkers, %

77

81

88

79

88

86

83

79

Walking stairs, N

120

117

105

100

86

96

87

87

·Weekly minutes, mean (SD)

38 (45)

46 (100)

62 (65)

49 (60)

67 (89)

46 (52)

63 (63)

56 (79)

·Walkers, %

86

81

91

79

91

86

93

79

Walking for leisure, N

122

117

106

100

88

95

88

86

·Weekly minutes, mean (SD)

72 (96)

68 (125)

105 (96)

90 (119)

96 (90)

80 (133)

115 (130)

79 (102)

·Walkers, %

74

71

87

84

85

70

87

76

Total walking, N

117

112

101

99

86

94

84

80

·Weekly minutes, mean (SD)

370 (311)

400 (401)

455 (255)

465 (433)

457 (306)

431 (403)

521 (468)

395 (319)

·Walkers, %

100

100

100

100

100

99

99

99

Sitting during a working day, N

121

118

107

102

87

94

87

85

·Daily minutes, mean (SD)

544 (152)

554 (161)

502 (147)

513 (175)

503 (165)

520 (169)

477 (159)

510 (183)

Sitting during a non-working day, N

121

117

105

100

87

96

87

87

·Daily minutes, mean (SD)

347 (165)

382 (180)

333 (168)

339 (170)

331(156)

363 (176)

300 (153)

347 (165)

  1. Minutes are shown as arithmetic means and standard deviations (SD).