The data bellow illustrates information about the UK participation in varies sports of men and women from 2005/6 to 2008/9. The units are given in percentage.
Overall, it can be seen that most women took part in indoor swimming and diving. As for men, It is noticeable that cycling was their main preference. While jogging was the least popular among both genders.
In 2008/9, participation in cycling among men was higher with a rise to 14. 4% from 12. 7% in 2005/6. By contrast, there was a slightly drop in cycling among woman from 7. 0% in 2005/6 to 6. 4% in 2008/9. For indoor swimming or diving, The involvement of male decrease with a smaller proportion from 13. 3% to 13. 0% than women with 18. 0% to 16. 5% over the period. By comparison, there was a greater proportion of men than woman engagement in jogging, cross-country and road running with male participation moderately improve from 6. 9% to 7. 6% compare to a drop from 3. 5 to 4. 8% among woman.
The data bellow illustrates information about the UK participation in varies sports of
men
and women
from 2005/6
to 2008/9. The units are
given
in percentage.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that most women
took part
in indoor swimming and diving. As for
men
, It is noticeable that cycling was their main preference.
While
jogging was the least popular among both genders.
In 2008/9, participation in cycling among
men
was higher with a rise to 14. 4% from 12. 7% in 2005/6. By contrast, there was a
slightly drop
in cycling among woman from 7. 0% in 2005/6 to 6. 4% in 2008/9. For indoor swimming or diving, The involvement of male decrease with a smaller proportion from 13. 3% to 13. 0% than women with 18. 0% to 16. 5% over the period. By comparison, there was a greater proportion of
men
than woman engagement in jogging, cross-country and road running with male participation
moderately
improve
from 6. 9% to 7. 6% compare to a drop from 3. 5 to 4. 8% among woman.