The table compares data about young people from 16 and over who were joining in different physical activities within a one month period. The table has been made according to the preferences of males and females in the United Kingdom in 2002.
Overall, it is apparent that men were more involved in physical activities, while women liked to do exercise for fitness.
On the other hand (First of all), the most popular activity among both genders is (was) walking. approximately the percentage of men and women were interested (49 % and 41%). (The approximate percentages of men and women who were interested in the activity were 49% and 41%). The less popular activities between (among) females were football, also they enjoyed less cycling and weight training, which was around 6% less than men.
However, fewer males than females preferred to go swimming and to do yoga activities. On the other hand, The proportion from males who were interested in cues sports (eg. billiards) was five times bigger than the opposite gender.
The table compares data about young
people
from 16 and over who were joining in
different
physical
activities
within a
one month
period. The table has
been made
according to the preferences of males and females in the United Kingdom in 2002.
Overall
, it is apparent that
men
were more involved in physical
activities
, while women liked to do exercise for fitness.
On the other hand
(
First of all
), the most popular
activity
among both genders is (was) walking.
approximately
the percentage of
men
and women
were interested
(49 % and 41%). (The approximate percentages of
men
and women who
were interested
in the
activity
were 49% and 41%). The less popular
activities
between (among) females were football,
also
they enjoyed less cycling and weight training, which was around 6% less than
men
.
However
, fewer males than females preferred to go swimming and to do yoga
activities
.
On the other hand
, The proportion from males who
were interested
in cues sports (
eg.
billiards) was five times bigger than the opposite gender.