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

The given bar chart compares the percentage of people by gender and age group who did physical exercises in Australia in 2010 Overall, there was a higher proportion of women than men doing physical activity in all age groups except the youngest one In detail just over a half of male youngsters did fitness keeping their bodies fit, while just under fifty percent of their counterparts did. This was the only generation in which the males percentage exceeded that of females. On contrary, amongst 25-34 years old the men's percentage was not as high as for women, with 42. 2% compared to 48. 9%. Furthermore, among those aged, 35-44 the gender gap was 13%, which is highest difference. This pattern of gender participation in physical activities was similar for the other older middle-aged adults. However, in the elderly age group, exactly the same proportion of both genders improved their health doing regular exercises at around 47%