The bar chart illustrates the proportion of Australian males and females in different ages in 2010, who did physical exercise regularly.
To begin with, the most striking characteristic is that in most age groups more women did physical activities that men. The only exception is in age group 15 to 24, in which more that 50% of males did regular exercise and less that half of the females did.
More specifically, energetic men between 25 and 34 years old hardly surpassed 40%, whereas the corresponding women reached almost 50%. Older men, up to 44, were even less interested in regular exercise than the previous group, but more than 52% of females in the same age group were. Women from 45 to 54 years old were the most active, since 53. 3% of them were involved in physical activities in regular basis. Men in the same group were more active than men in the previous group and the older men were even more active than the former ones. In particularly, active men from 55 to 64 surpassed 45% of the population and active men over 56 soared to 46. 7%. On the other hand, active women from 55 to 64 dropped to 53 percent and sporty women older than 65 years old exceed men only for 0. 04%.
The bar chart illustrates the proportion of Australian males and females in
different
ages
in 2010, who did physical exercise
regularly
.
To
begin
with, the most striking characteristic is that in most
age
groups
more
women
did physical activities that
men
. The
only
exception is in
age
group
15 to 24, in which more that 50% of males did regular exercise and less that half of the females did.
More
specifically
, energetic
men
between 25 and 34 years
old
hardly surpassed 40%, whereas the corresponding
women
reached almost 50%. Older
men
, up to 44, were even less interested in regular exercise than the previous
group
,
but
more than 52% of females in the same
age
group
were.
Women
from 45 to 54 years
old
were the most
active
, since 53. 3% of them
were involved
in physical activities in regular basis.
Men
in the same
group
were more
active
than
men
in the previous
group
and the older
men
were even more
active
than the former ones. In
particularly
,
active
men
from 55 to 64 surpassed 45% of the population and
active
men
over 56 soared to 46. 7%.
On the other hand
,
active
women
from 55 to 64 dropped to 53 percent and sporty
women
older than 65 years
old
exceed
men
only
for 0. 04%.