Patterns of participation in active recreation and leisure boredom among university students

Students will experience leisure boredom when they are not exposed to active recreation. The study aimed determine the participation patterns in recreation of undergraduate students at a South African university and what degree boredom. A once-off cross-sectional design consisting sample 581 was used. Questions related demographic information, frequency, format were included. There statistically significant differences between gender groups’ frequencies netball (p=0.010) social dancing (p=0.044). all racial (p=0.000). Medium large practical found Indian/Asian Coloured (d=0.9), White (d=0.7), (d=0.6). Statistically (p=0.017) for total three accommodation types. Most prefer participate on their own or with friends sharing same interests, but on-campus activities cater individual participation. This could be because more likely choose that provide opportunities, factor as second highest-rated motivational