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

The chart illustrates the level of regular physical activity

according to

sex and

age

groups in Australia in 2010.

First,

in Australia, approximately four in ten people did regular

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activities

during their lives as of

age

15 and over. In the youngest group, people from 15 to 24 years old, females

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accounted for 47.7% only,

whereas

males

presented

peak

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of 52.8%. In stark contrast, growing up women became more active and improved

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of regular physical

activities

from

age

25 and more,

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around

45

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-54 years old category with 53.3%,

while

males

decreased gradually until the

age

of 35 to 44 and

then

slightly recovered. People above 65

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roughly the same parameters, 46.7 and 47.1 for

males

and females respectively.

Secondly

, the biggest disproportion was observed in the

age

group of 35 to 44, when

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of

males

who were doing regular physical

activities

achieved the bottom of 39.5%,

while

females accounted for 52.5, which is 12% more, compared to

males

.

Overall

, in terms of doing regular

sport

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activities

adult women were more active than men,

while

among the youth men were led.