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the table below shows the participation of people over 15 in selected sports and physical recreation activities by gender in Australia during the period 2011-12.

the table below shows the participation of people over 15 in selected sports and physical recreation activities by gender in Australia during the period 2011-12. DNKN7
The provided table gives information about the proportion of people who was over 15 years old taking part in different sports and physical recreation activities in both sexes in Australia from 2011 to 2012. Overall, it is clear that the proportion of both gender in different activities varied drammatically. Walking for exercise was considered as the most physical recreation activity in both sexes but the percentage of boys took part in walking for exercise which was a half that compared to the figure for girls with 16. 5 percent for males and 30. 4 percent for females respectively. Following close behind was fitness and gym that accounted for 15. 1 percent by boys and 19. 1 percent by girls. Moreover, nearly twice as many men as women cyling/BMXing with 9. 8 percent by males and 5. 4 percent by females. Then, the proportion of boys and girls participated in jogging/BMXing with 8. 7 percent and 6. 4 percent respectively. A smaller percentage of men than women went swimming/Diving with 7. 5 percent and 8. 0 percent respectively, while tennis was one the least popular activities overall with 4. 9 percent for men and 3. 4 percent for women. Interestingly, Both netball and yoga could be labeled as activities for girls with 4. 5 percent and 3. 3 percent respectively, while no men participated. Furthermore, a big percentage of men played golf with 8. 4 percent and a small proportion of men played football and basketball with 4. 1percent and 2. 8 percent respectively, while no women participated.
The provided table gives information about the
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the percentage of boys
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went swimming/Diving with 7. 5
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IELTS academic the table below shows the participation of people over 15 in selected sports and physical recreation activities by gender in Australia during the period 2011-12.

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