the graph below shows the percentages of people in different age groups to the gym at least once a month in Europe from 1998 to 2018 and the projection

Remarkable information is provided, regarding the rate of people in several age groups who worked out in a gym at least once a month in Europe, over a 20-year interval, commencing in 1990 and culminating in 2010 by the given chart. From an

overall

view, it can be seen that having mobility gained fame among all age ranges in that period.

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, the first group who were between 18 and 24 years old was by far the most active than the other ones in the second half of the period. By a closer examination, it is obvious that about 8

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of adolescents between the

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of 18 to 24 years went into the gym in 1990.

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, by neglecting slight fluctuations, their figure experienced a dramatic rise to the highest point in 2005 at 58

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. They saw their peak again in 2010. The 25-34 ages stood at 10

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in the beginning and witnessed a linear growth to 40

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by the end of the era. Turning to the other two groups which started at 4

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. The 35-44 ages had a gradual increase until 2006 to 22

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before it made up a sharper upward trend to reach 40

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. The

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group is the individuals over 44 years who had a similar trend, but to a smaller extent; as they

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22

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.