ArticleFrontiers in public health2024
Sociodemographic influences on youth sport participation and physical activity among children living within concentrated Hispanic/Latino rural communities.
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- Barriers and facilitators of sports participation among rural-dwelling, Hispanic girls in southwestern United States: a qualitative study.BMC public health · 2025Article
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Abstract
Introduction: Lack of physical activity (PA) among children living in rural communities is a documented public health problem. Although studies have examined community conditions defined by a rural-urban dichotomy, few have investigated rural community conditions with a concentration of Hispanic/Latino people. This cross-sectional study examined sociodemographic characteristics associated with youth sport (YS) participation and daily PA among children living within concentrated Hispanic/Latino rural U.S. Midwest communities. Methods: During spring 2022, 97% of 3rd-6th grade children ( Results: Approximately half of children participated in YS. Non-Hispanic White children ( Discussion: Disparities in sport participation and PA outcomes based on sociodemographic characteristics exist among children living in ethnoracially diverse rural communities. Strategies to promote YS participation, including community structural changes, may help reduce PA disparities. The research provides valuable insights for policymakers, public health professionals, and community members to address YS participation barriers, not limited to cost, while considering other PA-promotion efforts to improve child population health.
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