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 given bar chart depicts the

number

of Australian males and females doing regular physical activity which are divided by

age

groups in 2010.

Overall

, Australians doing physical exercise regularly were dominated by

women

.

In addition

, the middle

age

group

(between 45 to 64) contributed the highest

number

of the population.

According to

the male data, the biggest percentage came from the youngest

age

at over half.

Then

, it followed by the 25 to 34

age

brackets at 42.2%. Meanwhile, the adult category has the lowest proportion at only 39.5%.

Furthermore

, the 45 - 54-year-old

women

made up 43.1%, which was above the adult

group

slightly.

Additionally

, the middle

age

and the oldest contributed a similar

number

at 45.1% and 46.7%, respectively. Moving on to the

women

graph,

while

the youngest

group

was the highest

number

for the men, that of

women

only at 47.7%.

Then

, the young adults made up under a half.

Moreover

, the trend was increased in 35 to 44 brackets at 52.5%. The female population doing physical activity regularly reached a peak

at

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the middle

age

group

of 45 - 54 and 55 - 64 years old at 53.3% and 53%, respectively.

Finally

, the oldest category constituted 47.1%.