The bar chart below shows the percentage od Australian men an 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 chart shows the percentage of Australian

men

and

women

of different

ages

who engaged in regular exercise.

Overall

,

it is clear that

females' figures increased with age,

while

the reverse was true for males until middle age and

men

saw a lower peak than the corresponding figure for females. Regarding younger

ages

,

men

outnumbered

women

in regular exercise activity with 52% and 47.7%, respectively.

However

, males experienced a decline in the middle

ages

, with just under 40, reaching their lowest rate.

Although

the figure increased from

ages

45 to 65 with a small proportion.

Moreover

, almost all rates were below 50%.

In contrast

, young

women

did regular physical activity less than their older counterparts.

However

, the situation changed, when females between 25-54

ages

in regular exercise reached their peak at 55%.

Furthermore

, at

ages

55-64

women

's promotion

were

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again greater than

men

's by around 8%. Interestingly, the proportion of

men

and

women

were almost same who were 65 and older with 46% and 47%, respectively.