Time spent cycling, walking, running, standing and sedentary: a cross-sectional analysis of accelerometer-data from 1670 adults in the Copenhagen City Heart Study

Table 2 Time spent in physical activity types, stationary behaviours and number of steps/day among 1670 adult Copenhageners (Denmark) participating in the fifth examination of the Copenhagen City Heart Study

Behaviour, min/day	Overall population N = 1670 Median (Q1-Q3)
Time in bed	479.50 (445.00–519.17)
Sedentary behaviour	579.07 (508.86–645.79)
Standing	182.51 (143.22–225.51)
Moving	68.66 (53.25–88.11)
Walking	82.58 (63.32–106.32)
Walking slow	19.48 (13.34–27.95)
Walking fast	55.07 (40.29–73.84)
Climbing stairs (up/down)	4.37 (2.37–6.80)
Number of steps/day	9288.08 (6932.22–12,003.23)
LIPA	91.29 (70.6–113.93)
Cycling	1.24 (0.00–11.51)
Cycling, among those cycling >0 min/day Prevalence	8.31 (2.48–18.20) 60.84%
Running	0.12 (0.04–0.46)
Running, among those running >10 s/day Prevalence	0.61 (0.27–4.00) 43.77%
MVPA	70.72 (50.36–93.52)

All estimates are in min/day except for number of steps/day that is presented in number of steps taken per day
N, number of observations
Q1-Q3, first and third quartile
Moving consists of small movements without regular walking during a standing posture
Walk slow and fast corresponds to walking <100 and ≥100 steps/min, respectively
Prevalence refers to the prevalence of cycling >0 min/day and running >10 s/day (on average), respectively
s, seconds
LIPA, light intensity physical activity
MVPA, moderate-to-vigorous physical activity

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