The chart depicts the proportion of Australian’s residents divided into genders of 5 main age groups that did exercise in the year of 2010. Overall, it seems that the number of women took part in corporal activities exceeded that of men on average despite the differs of group in terms of age.
At first, it could be seen that mostly male participated usual exercises when they were 15 to 24 year-old, at 52. 8% while the figures for female reached its summon in the age of 45 and 54, higher than that of men by about 0. 5 per cent, at 53. 3%. Continuing with the group of men gender who did least activities, it was between 35 and 44 years old, accounted for nearly two-thirds of the whole segments whereas for women, only by the age of retiring did they join in fewer regular exercises, at nearly a half of the total percentage and higher than that of male by 20%.
Moving on to the other categories, that of Australian women whose age was from 15 to 24 bore a close resemblance to the statistics shown for those aged from 65 and so on. In addition, it seemed that in general, comparing with the other groups, the percentage of dwellers between 25 and 34 years old witnessed only small amount, at 42. 2 percent for male and 48. 9 percent for the other sex, following by great changes looking at participants aged 35 to 4c and to whom were about 45 and 54 year-old, the proportion of women engaging in strengthening themselves tended to take over the numbers represented male, which also occurred in the rest older groups.
The chart depicts the proportion of Australian’s residents divided into genders of 5 main
age
groups
that did exercise in the year of 2010.
Overall
, it seems that the number of
women
took part
in corporal activities exceeded that of
men
on average despite the differs of
group
in terms of age.
At
first
, it could be
seen
that
mostly
male participated usual exercises when they were 15 to 24 year-
old
, at 52. 8% while the figures for female reached its summon in the
age
of 45 and 54, higher than that of
men
by about 0. 5 per cent, at 53. 3%. Continuing with the
group
of
men
gender
who did
least
activities, it was between 35 and 44 years
old
, accounted for
nearly
two-thirds of the whole segments whereas for
women
,
only
by the
age
of retiring did they
join
in fewer regular exercises, at
nearly
a half of the total percentage and higher than that of male by 20%.
Moving on to the other categories, that of Australian
women
whose
age
was from 15 to 24 bore a close resemblance to the statistics shown for those aged from 65 and
so
on.
In addition
, it seemed that
in general
, comparing with the other
groups
, the percentage of dwellers between 25 and 34 years
old
witnessed
only
small
amount, at 42. 2 percent for male and 48. 9 percent for the other sex, following by great
changes
looking at participants aged 35 to 4c and to whom were about 45 and 54 year-
old
, the proportion of
women
engaging in strengthening themselves tended to take over the numbers represented male, which
also
occurred in the rest older
groups
.