EPI Manual Codes 2020 51
Part 1
P36: Sports, games, toys, amusements
Covers saddlery from 201201, prior to 2012 this was
classified as Q39.
P36-A [2015]
Type of sport and leisure activity
P36-A codes cover organized competitive sports and also
analogous activities performed as a leisure pursuit or
pastime. Electrical aspects of sports and leisure activities
are covered by W04-X01 codes. Games which in general
do not involve significant physical activity, e.g. indoor
games, are covered by P36-C codes. Games involving
throwing or hitting a ball with an implement such as a
cue, e.g. billiards, are regarded as a sport.
P36-A01 [2015]
Sports using ball, puck, or shuttlecock
Badminton, baseball, basketball, billiards, bowling, bowls,
cricket, croquet, curling, football, golf, hockey, petanque,
pool, snooker, soccer, squash, rugby, table tennis, tennis,
volleyball
P36-A03 [2015]
Athletics, cycling, racing, air and water based
sports
Includes running on track, cross-country, or marathons,
and sports based on jumping and throwing, e.g. high
jump, javelin, shot-put etc.
Heptathlon, horse riding, horseracing, marathon, motor
racing, pentathlon, swimming, water skiing,
snowboarding, skiing
P36-A04 [2015]
Combat-based sports
Laser-simulated shooting is covered by W04-X01K4E.
Boxing, martial arts, fencing, paintball, wrestling
P36-A05 [2015]
Archery, darts, shooting
This code covers archery in the sense of shooting at
targets using longbow, crossbow, etc. Shooting animals
while hunting is covered by P36-A07.
Bow, dart, dartboard, pistol, rifle, target
P36-A06 [2015]
Gymnastics, climbing and weightlifting
Covers rock climbing and mountaineering on natural
features, and climbing walls and the like in indoor and
outdoor sports facilities. Lifting of weights as part of
general fitness training, i.e. 'weight training' is covered by
P36-A08E.
Bar, dumbbell, lift, abseiling, crampons, harness, rope,
alpine
P36-A07 [2015]
Fishing, hunting
This code covers fishing as a recreational or sporting
activity only. Commercial fishing is not included and is
covered by P14 in general and X25-N02 when electrical
aspects are involved.
Angling, bait, bow, crossbow, decoy, float, line, rifle, rod,
tracking
P36-A08 [2015]
Sports equipment, sports facilities and sports
training
These codes are assigned with other P36-A codes as
appropriate.
P36-A08A [2015]
Sports equipment and clothing
Includes items used by a player of a sport, e.g. horse
racing, or a participant in leisure activities such as horse
riding.
Ball, bat, boots, bow, bowls, crampons, crossbow, cue,
fishing rod, goggles, golf clubs, harness, kit, racquet,
riding boots, running shoes, saddle, skateboard, skates,
ski binding, skis, surfboard, training shoes, wetsuit, whip
P36-A08C [2015]
Sports facilities
Covers buildings, sports halls, pitches, sports grounds etc.
AstroTurf®, arena, changing rooms, club, clubhouse,
court, field, floodlights, goals, grass, gymnasium, ice rink,
lockers, race course, race track, swimming pool, track
P36-A08E [2015]
Sports training and fitness training
This code is assigned with other P36-A codes as
necessary, i.e. training for specific sports is covered by
P36-A08E together with the code for the particular sport.
Inventions involving teaching of sports are covered by
P85-A01N which is assigned with this code when both
aspects are involved. Electrical aspects of sports training
are covered by W04-X01A codes.
Exercise bike, treadmill etc.
P36-A99 [2015]
Other aspects of sport and leisure
P36-C [2015]
Type of game
Electrical aspects of games are covered by W04-X02
codes, e.g. coin-operated games are covered by W04-
X02A codes and video games by W04-X02C. Coin-
operated games are also assigned T05-H05E.
P36-C01 [2015]
Board games
Includes chess, checkers, draughts etc.