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

The graph compares the proportion of males and females in Australia who had regular exercise during 2010 on the basis of different periods of age. At first glance, it can be seen that in

this

country, generally, women were more active in comparison with

men

in 2010. In their old

era

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both genders were on the same level in terms of physical activities. Regarding women, they are just less active than

men

at the youth age at around 47%.

After

this

spell of their lives, almost half of them became more active particularly, between the age of 45 to 54. What stands out is the figures for males and females in the oldest bunch was approximately equal, 47%. Focusing on

men

,

according to

these data, Youngsters had more regular physical activities than females by 5%.

Moreover

,

this

rate dramatically decreased to a little less than 40% in the mid-thirties. After that, the percentage of

men

gradually increased to 46.7 when they were elderly.