The bar chart below shows the percentage of Australian men and 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 compares the number of Australian males and females who worked out regularly in six different

age

groups in 2010.

It is clear that

women in many

age

groups were more inclined to exercise.

Also

, younger men did more workouts compared to the middle-aged male. The percentage of males who participated in regular physical activity was 52.8% in the

age

group

of 15-24

years

, and it decreased in the two next

age

groups, becoming 39.5% in the 35-44

years

age

group

.

However

, for females, the figure is the opposite, it was 47.7% in the youngest

age

group

and it increased with ageing to a new peak of 53.3% in the 45-54

years

old

age

group

. Interestingly, the figure for male activity increased with

aging

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,

while

it was only 39.5%, it became 45.1% in the 55-64

years

old

group

and reached 46.7% in the oldest

age

group

, 65 and over. The percentage for females decreased slightly and fell to 47.1% in the 65 and over

age

group

.