The bar chart below shows the percentage of Australian men and women in different age groups who did regular physical activity in 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The graph illustrates the differences take account into people in Australia did exercise regularly between different gender and

age

groups in 2010. 

Overall

, it is noticeable that a relatively high proportion of females did regular physical activity than

males

, except young

males

, which had the highest percentage among whole

age

groups. With regard to

males

, 52.8% of young

men

did regular exercise, which was the highest proportion among

males

.

However

, when

men

reach 25-34, it was seen a drastic drop to 42.2% and gradually decreased, reaching its bottom at 39.5% at the

age

of 35-44. The situation

then

twisted, the proportion rose steadily to 46.7% at 65 above, but was still 6% less than that of

men

at 15-24. In terms of the percentage of women who did exercise regularly, there was only 47.1% of them at 15-24, 5% less than that of

men

in the same

age

group.

By contrast

, it

then

rose consistently and reached 52.5% in the

age

group of 35-44, approximately 13% higher than that of

men

.

Although

the percentage of that had remained above 50% until 55-64 years old, the figure for women at 65 or above fell considerably to 47.1%, relatively at the same level as that of

men

.