The chart shows the proportion of European people from different groups of ages who often visited the
gym
between 1990 and 2010.
Use synonyms
Overall
, the proportion of European people who attended a Linking Words
gym
once a month or more increased in all Use synonyms
age
groups. Use synonyms
In addition
, the proportion of young adults was higher than that of middle-aged ones, in which the 24-33-year-olds show the highest Linking Words
gym
attendance.
In 1990, around 7% of the 18-24 Use synonyms
age
Use synonyms
group
in Europe visited the Use synonyms
gym
once a month or more. Use synonyms
This
figure continued to increase almost six times throughout the period, peaking at just under 60% in around 2006. Linking Words
Similarly
, the percentage of 25-to-34-year-olds increased consistently during the measured period, ranging from around 8% in 1990, and reaching 50% by 2010. Despite the highest starting figure, the 25-34 Linking Words
age
Use synonyms
group
was surpassed by the 18-24-year-olds Use synonyms
group
in 1998, remaining the second highest Use synonyms
group
over the following years.
Meanwhile, the figures for the 35-44 and 45+ Use synonyms
age
groups increased slowly over the period, with both starting at just under 5% in 1990. Use synonyms
While
the 35-44-year-old Linking Words
age
Use synonyms
group
rose to just under 40% in 2010, the 45+ Use synonyms
age
Use synonyms
group
peaked at around 22%.percentage of in different Use synonyms
age
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