Varied level of engagement and participation in the exercise
RECRUITMENT
Engagement in the intervention varied. While most members were keen to participate, some felt indifferent, or preferred not to exercise. Overall, the intervention became an integrated routine at the start of the club, and some members completed the exercise in their own time. Staff commented that inclusion of the intervention could help retain and attract new members and volunteers to the organisation:‘I think for recruitment, actually saying “if you’re interested in exercise training, we could provide that”. It’s a hook for members so it would probably be a hook for volunteers as well.’ (Staff).