Q1. I am able to motivate myself to engage in physical activities.
Q2. I adapt my objectives according to different sports or PA contexts.
Q3. I am able to work as a team and to coordinate a group of people.
Q4. I am able to compare risks with benefits.
Q5. I am able to focus on an assumed task.
Q6. I can only practice one sport at a time.
Q7. I can do maximum 1 hour of sport at a time.
Q8. I cannot do sport more than once a week.
Q9. I feel more motivated if I am followed by a coach/trainer.
Q10. I like to play sport without participating in official competitions.
Q11. I do not like watching sports.
Q12. I cannot afford to attend paid sports activities.
Q13. I prefer to pay a discounted annual fee rather than a monthly fee.
Q14. I play sports for therapeutic purposes.
Q15. I engage in physical activities just for recreation.
Q16. I prefer outdoor, rather than indoor sports activities.
Q17. I don't want to join any sports association/federation.
Q18. The sports facilities I would like to attend are too far away
Q19. I have received a reimbursement for sports activities.
Q20. I prefer to engage in sports or physical activities where I obtained certifications.
Q21. I prefer to engage in sports or physical activities that have game-like rewards.
Q22. I have a hard time deciding which sport to take up.
Q23. It’s easier to do sports together with other people.
Q24. I like to do sports where I can meet new people, make friends.
Q25. After physical activity I notice improvements in my mood.
Q26. I am interested in extreme sports.
Q27. I hesitate to start a new sport because I might be bad at it.
Q28. My medical condition limits my choices for physical activity.
Q29. I prefer to do sports with my family.
Q30. I don’t practice sports because I need to buy special equipment.
Q31. While exercising, I’m learning about myself.
Q32. I would like sports to be part of my everyday life.
Q33. The hardest thing in doing sport is to start.
Q34. The biggest challenge for me is to find time to do sport.
Q35. I want to practice sport but there is always something more important.
Q36. I do sport from time to time but I am not able to make it a habit.
Q37. I am not in a good shape that is why I am ashamed to start practice.
Q38. My main motivation to do sport is to look good.
Q39. My main motivation to do sport is to be heathy.
Q40. I am not enough persistent to get results in sport.
Q41. None of my friends is practicing sport that is why it is so hard for me to motivate myself to do it.
Q42. I like doing sport when the weather is good but when it is bad I lose my motivation.
Q43. I never liked physical education classes at school and therefore I am not going to practice sport.
Q44. I was bullied when I was young for not being good at sports, that is why I don’t do it now.
Q45. I like sports that are not mainstream but it is hard to find possibilities to practice them.
Q46. I like showing my results in sport in my social media.
Q47. I prefer sports that imply using a bike.
Q48. I don’t like sports that use balls (i.e. football, basketball, volley, etc.)
Q49. I prefer to do sports that require concentration.
Q50. I prefer to do sports that require great dexterity (i.e. curling, pool, snooker, darts).
