Martial arts participation England 2007-2016

This statistic shows the results of a survey on the number of people who practice martial arts (excluding boxing, judo, taekwondo, tai chi, wrestling, ju-jitsu, karate, and chinese martial arts) at least once a month at any intensity for any duration in England between 2007 and 2016. The survey was conducted via telephone interviews and the latest update on it was conducted for the time period between October 2015 and September 2016 with a total of 163,108 respondents. The data collected resulted in the conclusion that as of September 2016, approximately 103,100 adults in England practiced some form of martial arts on a monthly basis. Since 2012 the number of people who practiced martial arts within the last 28 days has thus been decreasing from around 135,000. This makes a decrease of about 24 percent over three years. When compared to the number of participants in karate, judo or taekwondo, it appears that these specific forms of martial arts show a similar trend of decline in most recent years.

本统计数据揭示了2007年至2016年间英格兰地区，每月至少以任何强度和持续时间练习武术（不包括拳击、柔道、跆拳道、太极、摔跤、柔术、空手道和中国武术）的人数调查结果。该调查通过电话访谈进行，最新一次更新覆盖了2015年10月至2016年9月的时间段，共有163,108名受访者。收集到的数据显示，截至2016年9月，英格兰约有103,100名成年人每月定期练习某种形式的武术。自2012年以来，过去28天内练习武术的人数一直呈下降趋势，大约为135,000人。这使得三年内下降了约24%。与空手道、柔道或跆拳道的参与者数量相比，这些特定的武术形式在近年来的趋势也显示出相似的下降趋势。