Jacqueline Netro Beltran
Despite cycling having multiple benefits, minority cycling rates are low. The study examined roles family/friends play with respect to supporting/hindering cycling among minorities
An online survey analyzed aspects of cycling involvement. Responses coded and themes identified using NVivo.
Participants were African Americans. Two themes emerged; support from family/friends; the relationship between the cyclist and family/friends changed in a positive manner.
Findings provide insight of the importance family/friends have on minority cycling participation.
Major:
kinesiology
Exhibition Category:
Health and Life Sciences
Exhibition Format:
Poster Presentation
Campus:
University Park
Faculty Sponsor:
Melissa Bopp, Associate Professor; Professor in Charge, Undergraduate Program in Kinesiology
Poster Number:
185