The bar chart below shows the percentage of Australian men and women in different groups who did regular physical activity in 2010. Answer this task in 150 words at least.

The diagram demonstrates the

percentage

of both male and female Australian citizens, who exercised regularly in 2010. From an

overall

perspective, young

men

(between 15 and 24 years old) are the most

age

group to exercise among all males.

On the other hand

, older women (an average of 50 years) play sports more consistently than younger ones. Observing the details, the

percentage

of males keeps fluctuating all over the

age

groups. In fact,

men

start exercising regularly at a young

age

, but

then

in older

age

groups,

this

percentage

decreases till it reaches 45.1% after it was 52.8% in the beginning. Surprisingly, when

men

are 65 and over, they do sports more often.

That is

why we can see that the number starts to rise again to 46.7%. Women are completely the opposite; the

percentage

of those who exercise is the smallest for both these

age

groups: (15 to 24) and (65 and over).

In other words

, females start with a low

percentage

- 47.7%.

Then

,

this

number keeps climbing steadily until it reaches a peak of 53.3%, followed by a mild decline to 47.1% in the final

age

group. In conclusion, the chart stresses an important point, which is simply that

men

's behaviour is opposite to that of women.