The table above shows the percentage of sports participants by genders in the UK from 2005/06 to 2008/09.
Overall, it is clear that indoor activities such as swimming and diving were the sports with the highest proportion, at the same time jogging, cross country and road running sports underwent the lowest proportion for choices of sport for both men and women. The cycling sport men had about double the percentage more than women.
From 2005/06 to 2008/09 swimming and diving had the most impressive number, the numbers of females who participated had the percentage of 18% and 16. 5% compared to males who only have 13. 3% to 13%. The numbers of jogging and running has the smallest number which is under 5% for woman and 8% for men there was no remarkable difference between the two genders.
In cycling activities, men had almost two times the percentage than women. In 2006/07 and 2007/08, the percentage of male was 13. 3% and 13. 8% compared to women that only had 6. 8% and 6. 5%.
The table above
shows
the
percentage
of
sports
participants by genders in the UK
from 2005/06
to 2008/09.
Overall
, it is
clear
that indoor activities such as swimming and diving were the
sports
with the highest proportion, at the same time jogging,
cross country
and road running
sports
underwent the lowest proportion for choices of
sport
for both
men
and women. The cycling
sport
men
had about double the
percentage
more than women.
From 2005/06
to 2008/09 swimming and diving had the most impressive
number
, the
numbers
of females who participated had the
percentage
of 18% and 16. 5% compared to males who
only
have 13. 3% to 13%. The
numbers
of jogging and running has the smallest
number
which is under 5% for woman and 8% for
men
there was no remarkable difference between the two genders.
In cycling activities,
men
had almost two times the
percentage
than women. In 2006/07 and 2007/08, the
percentage
of male was 13. 3% and 13. 8% compared to women that
only
had 6. 8% and 6. 5%.