The bar chart below shows the percentage of Australian men and women in different age groups who did regular physical activity in 2010.

The proportion of Australian males and females, who did routine physical exercises in various age categories in 2010 is depicted in the bar chart. Overall, six age groups can be seen. The highest percentage of doing these activities in men belonged to the teenagers and youngsters, whereas, middle-aged women did exercises more than other ages. To begin with, the rate of men’s activities began from 52. 8% from 15-24, which is the highest percentage and this number decreased considerably to almost 42% from 25-34 years and about 39% from 35-44 years. However, this number increased gradually to almost 43% from 45-54 years and 45% from 55-65 years. Finally, it reached approximately 47% for more than 65 years. On the other hand, this number for women started from almost 48% between 15-24 years and it went up moderately to almost 49% and 52% from 25-34 years and 34-44 years, respectively. Also, it peaked at 53% for 45-54 years and remained steadily for the next age group, whilst it fell to about 47% for more than 65 years.