Table 2
Percentages meeting specific time recommendations of 24-Hour Movement Guidelines for Children and Youth, by sex and age group, household population aged 5 to 17, Canada, 2009-to-2011 and 2012-to-2013 combined

Table 2
Percentages meeting specific time recommendations of *24-Hour Movement Guidelines for Children and Youth,* by sex and age group, household population aged 5 to 17, Canada, 2009-to-2011 and 2012-to-2013 combined
Table summary
This table displays the results of Percentages meeting specific time recommendations of 24-Hour Movement Guidelines for Children and Youth. The information is grouped by Recommendations met (appearing as row headers), Ages 5 to 17, Ages 5 to 11 , Ages 12 to 17 , Total, Boys, Girls and Total, calculated using Percentage units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Recommendations met	Ages 5 to 17			Ages 5 to 11			Ages 12 to 17
	Total	Boys	Girls	Total	Boys	Girls	Total	Boys	Girls
	Percentage
None	10.7	9.6	11.9	4.2^{Table 2 Note ‡}	4.1	4.4	17.1	15.0	19.4
Sleep duration	75.3	77.2	73.3	82.6^{Table 2 Note ‡}	82.7	82.4	68.1	71.7	64.3
Physical activity	36.0	46.8	24.6^{Table 2 Note †}	47.6^{Table 2 Note ‡}	59.6	35.0^{Table 2 Note †}	24.4	34.1	14.1^{Table 2 Note †}
Screen time	49.3	46.7	52.0	70.6^{Table 2 Note ‡}	70.1	71.2	28.1	23.6	32.8^{Table 2 Note †}
Sleep duration and physical activity	28.1	37.4	18.2^{Table 2 Note †}	40.5^{Table 2 Note ‡}	50.9	29.6^{Table 2 Note †}	15.7	24.2	6.8^{Table 2 Note †}
Sleep duration and screen time	40.0	39.1	41.0	59.5^{Table 2 Note ‡}	59.1	60.0	20.6	19.3	21.9
Physical activity and screen time	20.7	26.6	14.4^{Table 2 Note †}	34.6^{Table 2 Note ‡}	43.8	25.0^{Table 2 Note †}	6.8	9.7	3.8
All three	17.5	22.9	11.8^{Table 2 Note †}	29.6^{Table 2 Note ‡}	37.3	21.6^{Table 2 Note †}	5.5	8.7	2.0
Note † significantly different from boys in same age range (p < 0.05) Return to note † referrer Note ‡ significantly different from ages 12 to 17 (p < 0.05) Return to note ‡ referrer Notes: Based on respondents with 4 or more valid days of accelerometer data. For 2012-to-2013 data, active video games were excluded from screen time. Source: 2009-to-2011 and 2012-to-2013 Canadian Health Measures Survey (combined).

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