Since a high frequency of physical activity has an effect on the increased health of mind and body, indexing the frequency of activity has taken root in many exercise and sport policies. The other it is not argued enough to indexing continuity of activity and promotion of membership in organizations, and it is not argued about the association with exercise and sport promotion either. The purpose of this study considered the relationship between exercise and sport promotion in the local government and the frequency of activity, continuity of activity and membership in organizations among local residents; these are key elements of a policy in the sport promotion plan of city A. Questionnaires were sent to 3,000 male and female adults taken from a stratified twostage random sampling of the basic resident register 754. As the explanatory variables were set as basic attributes, and exercise and sports promotion, the response variables were frequency of activity, and continuity of activity and membership in organizations were analyzed through its type II Quantification. The results indicated both similarities and differences between frequency of activity, continuity of activity and membership in organizations, and exercise or sport promotion activities. However, to offer effective exercise and sport promotion to the citizen, this suggests the need for an actual exercise and sport promotion development in response to the indicators.
