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"Despite
the well-known benefits of physical activity, most adults and
many children lead a relatively sedentary lifestyle and are
not active enough to achieve these health benefits. A
sedentary lifestyle is defined as engaging in no leisure-time
physical activity (exercises, sports, physically active
hobbies) in a two-week period. Data from the National Health
Interview Survey shows that in 1997-98 nearly four in 10 (38.3
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"Despite
the well-known benefits of physical activity, most adults and
many children lead a relatively sedentary lifestyle and are
not active enough to achieve these health benefits. A
sedentary lifestyle is defined as engaging in no leisure-time
physical activity (exercises, sports, physically active
hobbies) in a two-week period. Data from the National Health
Interview Survey shows that in 1997-98 nearly four in 10 (38.3
percent) adults reported no participation in leisure- time
physical activity." Source:
