the bar chart below shows the percentage of australian men and m=women in different age groups who did regular physical activity in 2010 summarise the information

The bar graph illustrates the proportion of people in Australia of various ages who worked out regularly in 2010.

Overall

, most of the men who tended to be physically active were youngsters,

while

the least number were in their mid-thirties to mid-forties. Reversely, most of the women who regularly did physical activities were in their mid-forties to mid-fifties,

whereas

the least number were the elderly. Based on the statistics, more than half of the population of boys and young adult men (52.8%) engaged in sports. The rate gradually declined to 38.5% at 35 to 44

years

old, and

then

slowly increased up to 46.7% for people older than 64

years

old.

On the other hand

, less than half of the girl population (47.7%) loved to do sports.

This

ratio rapidly increased in the next few age groups, reaching its peak point at 53.3% for those 45–54

years

old. That condition was slightly different with the before and after age groups, each at 52.5% and 53%, respectively. It

finally

ended up with 47.1% at more than 64

years

old.