A qualitative exploration of attitudes to walking in the retirement life change

BMC Public Health

Table 1 Interview participant characteristics (n = 26)

ID	Gender	Age	Occ /status	Ethnic identity
001	Female	69	Retired	White British
002	Female	75	Retired	White British
003	Female	59	Retired	White British
004	Female	58	Retired	White British
005	Female	62	Retired	White British
006	Male	63	Academic	White British
007	Male	57	Lecturer	White British
008	Male	59	Retired	White British
009	Female	64	Social worker	White British
010	Female	56	Retired	White British
011	Male	57	Retired	White British
012	Male	75	Retired	White British
013	Female	53	Editor / Teacher	White British
014	Male	60	Retired	White British
015	Male	65	Retired	White British
016	Female	57	Partnership Liaison Officer	White British
017	Male	67	Retired	White British
018	Male	68	Retired	White British
019	Female	64	Retired	White British
020	Male	59	Retired	White British
021	Female	66	Retired	White British
022	Female	57	Senior Registered Nurse	Caribbean
023	Female	64	Unpaid Carer	White British
024	Female	57	Senior Lecturer	White British
025	Male	56	Self-employed	White British
026	Female	61	Data Support Officer	White British

ISSN: 1471-2458