Cycling Participation

Cross-source consensus on Cycling Participation from 1 sources and 4 claims.

1 sources · 4 claims

How it works

The primary outcome is weekly cycling at 12 months for any purpose. — Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of a 9 week multi-component cycling programme versus an existing single cycling training session: protocol for the Cycle Nation Communities randomised controlled trial
Weekly cycling is defined as at least four cycling journeys in the previous four weeks. — Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of a 9 week multi-component cycling programme versus an existing single cycling training session: protocol for the Cycle Nation Communities randomised controlled trial
The trial is powered to detect a 20 percentage point absolute difference in weekly cycling at 12 months. — Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of a 9 week multi-component cycling programme versus an existing single cycling training session: protocol for the Cycle Nation Communities randomised controlled trial
The intervention aims to reduce multiple barriers to cycling beyond skills deficits alone. — Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of a 9 week multi-component cycling programme versus an existing single cycling training session: protocol for the Cycle Nation Communities randomised controlled trial