The bar chart below shows the percentage of Australian men and women in different age groups who did regular physical activity in 2010

The chart illustrates a

rate

comparison between males and females in terms of habitual physical activity in Australia divided by

age

section. At a glance, females from almost all groups score a higher percentage than males.

Moreover

, the gaps between those two usually are in distance for the majority of

categories

due to

significantly lower scores in just about all

categories

of male groups. On the male side of the graph, the

age

of 15 to 24 is the point where male

categories

reached their peak with the

rate

of 52,8% and beat the percentage of the female

group

. To add things much

further

, the

age

group

of 65 and over, come in second place with a quantitative score of 47% which is nearly identical to the female

group

in the same

age

span since it scores a figure of 46% .

However

, the rest of the male

categories

score a lower slice than the female

categories

.

On the other hand

, the female kind dominates in about all sections except in the

age

section of 15 to 24.

Additionally

, It hits its peak in the

age

categories

of 45 to 54 with a number of 53,3%. Even like that, the

age

group

of 15 to 24 scores the lowest

rate

among all groups and gets exceeded by the male category with a

rate

of 47%.