The pie graph reveals how people in the UK choose to spend their time weekly. Meanwhile, the bar chart compares the number of hours they invest in health and fitness. Looking at the details, UK citizens spend more than half of their time working, studying, and socialising. According to the data, only 4% and 3% of their time is destined for unspecified fitness activities and working out respectively. Moreover, surveyed respondents answered that they spend the remaining 32% of their weekly time sleeping.
On the other hand, if the number of hours that men and women invest in healthy activities are considered separately, the former are more active up to the age of 24. Young men, under 18 years old, spend two more hours exercising and preparing healthy meals than women. Similarly, males aged between 18 and 24 invest one more hour than women in fitness. However, later in life, until the age of 54, there is a clear female preponderance of the number of hours spent in healthy habits. From 55 years old onwards, both genders dedicate the same amount of hours per week for fitness.
Overall, people in the United Kingdom do not seem to invest a considerable amount of time in their health, as fit habits do not occupy a significant percentage of time in their schedules. Moreover, men dedicate more time to their health over the first years of life. A tendency that is later reversed.
The pie graph reveals how
people
in the UK choose to
spend
their
time
weekly. Meanwhile, the bar chart compares the number of
hours
they
invest
in health and fitness. Looking at the
details
, UK citizens
spend
more than half of their
time
working, studying, and
socialising
. According to the data,
only
4% and 3% of their
time
is destined
for unspecified fitness activities and working out
respectively
.
Moreover
, surveyed respondents answered that they
spend
the remaining 32% of their weekly
time
sleeping.
On the other hand
, if the number of
hours
that
men
and women
invest
in healthy activities
are considered
separately
, the former are more active up to the age of 24. Young
men
, under 18 years
old
,
spend
two more
hours
exercising and preparing healthy meals than women.
Similarly
, males aged between 18 and 24
invest
one more
hour
than women in fitness.
However
, later in life, until the age of 54, there is a
clear
female preponderance of the number of
hours
spent in healthy habits. From 55 years
old
onwards, both genders dedicate the same amount of
hours
per week for fitness.
Overall
,
people
in the United Kingdom do not seem to
invest
a considerable amount of
time
in their health, as fit habits do not occupy a significant percentage of
time
in their schedules.
Moreover
,
men
dedicate more
time
to their health over the
first
years of life. A tendency
that is
later reversed.