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

The bar chart illustrates the percentage of Australian males and

females

, who participated in regular physical activities in 6

age

groups; in 2010.

Overall

, it is pretty evident that women tended to exercise more than

men

in all

age

groups; except those aged 15 to 24.

Moreover

, it can be seen that the amount of physical activity between both genders fluctuated at different ages. Regarding

females

,47.7% of women aged between 15 to 24 tended to exercise on a regular basis,

while

this

ratio

increased marginally among individuals aged 25-34, which indicates 48.9%.

Moreover

, it stands out from the chart that more than half of women between 35 to 44 performed physical activities with 52.5% respectively. It is

also

can be seen that

females

in the third and fourth

age

groups (45 to 54 and 55 to 64) share the

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ratio

of 53%.

Additionally

, about 47.1%of seniors, aged 65 and over, worked out regularly. With regards to

men

,

men

15to24 years old were the lead with 52.8% in comparison to

females

at the same

age

.

Furthermore

, 42.2% of young

men

from 25 to 34 were inclined to work out regularly,

likewise

those aged 45 to 54 and 55 to 64 with almost similar

ratio

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of 43.1 and 45.1% respectively. The share of males performing physical movements

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reached the percentage of 46.7 among males aged 65 or over.

On the contrary

, the third

age

group marked the lowest

ratio

with 39.5% respectively.