‘Walking is the means to bring you together’: understanding men’s participation and non-participation in a group walking programme in Australia
Brendan J Smith(Curtin University), Eleanor Quested(Curtin University), Marlene Kritz(Curtin University), Hamsini Sivaramakrishnan(Curtin University), Matthew McDonald(Curtin University), Dominika Kwaśnicka(The University of Melbourne), Janelle Woods, Joanne McVeigh(Curtin University), Elizabeth Calleja, Jessamy Cunningham(Curtin University), Hugh Riddell(Curtin University)
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