The bar chart illustrates the proportion of Australian people who did daily-basis physical activities by age and gender group in a single year (2010).
Overall, it is evident that the people doing regular activities were predominantly females, whereas lots of the young males did those.
According to the females, from the 34-year-old to the 64-year-old did trainings in a regular basis (52. 5%, 53. 3% and 53 in terms of age groups respectively). The rates for the women over 65 were almost equal to that for men (46. 7% and 47. 1% accordingly).
By the gender group of males, their percentages were much less than females. After being aged 25, men didn't show more interest for doing daily physical activities as well as women. They underwent the lowest proportion, at 39. 5%, when they were between 35 and 44.
The bar chart illustrates the proportion of Australian
people
who did daily-basis physical activities by age and gender group in a single year (2010).
Overall
, it is evident that the
people
doing regular activities were
predominantly
females, whereas lots of the young males did those.
According to the females, from the 34-year-
old
to the 64-year-
old
did trainings in a regular basis (52. 5%, 53. 3% and 53 in terms of age groups
respectively
). The rates for the women over 65 were almost equal to that for
men
(46. 7% and 47. 1%
accordingly
).
By the gender group of males, their percentages were much less than females. After
being aged
25,
men
didn't
show
more interest for doing daily physical activities
as well
as women. They underwent the lowest proportion, at 39. 5%, when they were between 35 and 44.