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 bar graph depicts how much proportion of Australian males and females in six different

age

groups

had physical exercise in 2010.

Overall

, generally, women in the senior generations participated in the most regular exercises,

whereas

among men, the youngest

age

group

were more likely to exercise regularly.

Firstly

, it is noticeable that there was only one

age

group

in men witnessed over half of people had regular exercise, which was the 15-24

age

group

. On the one hand, more than half of women had an experience of physical fitness in three different

age

groups

, 53.3%, 53%, and 52.5% in a 45-54, a 55-64, and a 35-44

age

group

, respectively. In the rest of the

age

groups

both males and females, there were fairly uniform percentages of people who had physical fitness between 39.5% and 46.7% in men, and 47.1% and 48.9% in women.

To sum up

, there were no positive correlations between an

age

group

and the number of people exercising,

in addition

to

this

, males in the youngest and oldest

groups

had higher figures for regular fitness,

while

females in the middle

age

groups

experienced the most.