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The diagram illustrates the proportion of sportsmen and women who belonged to various age categories in Australia in 2010.

The diagram illustrates the proportion of sportsmen and women who belonged to various age categories in Australia in 2010. NRg0
The diagram illustrates the proportion of sportsmen and women who belonged to various age categories in Australia in 2010. Overall, female sport lovers dominated men engaged in physical activity in almost all age groups, except the youngest one. The proportion of the male from the youngest age category, accounting for 52. 8 per cent, was slightly higher than that of the female who kept fit in the same age group, whereas sportsmen’s share for between 25 and 34 age group was fairly lower than women from identical category. 35 to 44 age group demonstrated the largest variation in the percentage of the male and female playing sport regularly. The proportion of women who were from 45 to 54 made up in the vicinity of 43 per cent. Moreover, as the female doing sport got older, the patterns increased with 45. 1 per cent and 46. 7 per cent for senior and the oldest generation respectively. However, the percentages of sportsmen from 45 to 54 and 55 to 64 age column were the same virtually, consisting of 53 per cent each. The oldest age group showed the smallest variation in the patterns of men and women who usually were in good condition.
The diagram illustrates the proportion of sportsmen and
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belonged to various
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age
categories in Australia in 2010.

Overall
,
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female
sport lovers dominated
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men
engaged in physical activity in almost all
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age
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groups
, except the youngest one.

The proportion of the male from the youngest
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category, accounting for 52. 8 per cent, was
slightly
higher than that of the
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female
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who
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kept
fit in the same
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age
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group
, whereas sportsmen’s share for between 25 and 34
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age
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group
was
fairly
lower than
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women
from identical category. 35 to 44
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age
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group
demonstrated the largest variation in the percentage of the male and
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female
playing sport
regularly
. The proportion of
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women
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who
were from 45 to 54 made up in the vicinity of 43 per cent.
Moreover
, as the
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female
doing sport
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got
older, the patterns increased with 45. 1 per cent and 46. 7 per cent for senior and the oldest generation
respectively
.
However
, the percentages of sportsmen from 45 to 54 and 55 to 64
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age
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were the same
virtually
, consisting of 53 per cent each. The oldest
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showed
the smallest variation in the patterns of
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men
and
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women
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usually
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good
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IELTS academic The diagram illustrates the proportion of sportsmen and women who belonged to various age categories in Australia in 2010.

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