The charts below show the results of a survey of the primary exercise objectives and locations of a selected group of adults between 20 and 50 years of age.

The bar chart compares the proportion of five reasons why adults between 20 and 50 years of age go to

exercise

,

whereas

the pie one illustrates four locations where people

exercise

.

Overall

, what stands out from the diagrams is that a considerable number of adults do workout as a recreational activity.

Besides

, most people opt to

exercise

in gyms. With regard to the first graph,

it is clear that

recreation and muscle toning are recorded as the most significant aims for

exercise

objectives, with 40% and 25% respectively,

however

, the purpose of mood improvement ranks

last

with 10%. There is little difference between the share of the aims of disease prevention and weight loss, as the former accounts for nearly 15%,

while

the latter is lower by a margin of roughly 3%. Focusing shift to the second one, it is apparent that more adults go to gyms to do

exercise

which makes up 35% of the total share.

In contrast

, that in playgrounds and public sports venues stand

last

with altogether 30%. When it comes to parks, they account for 20% of the general percentage, and the remaining 15% of people tend to go to a variety of other public places.