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 illustrates the

proportion

of male and female

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with regular exercise in 2010.

Overall

, there was a gradual reduction in

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physical activity in men as they aged from 15 to 44

years

old

then

steadily increased as they

age

. For

women

, there was a stable increase in

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physical activity from 15 to 54

years

old,

then

suffered a small drop in

proportion

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the proportion

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of

population

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the population

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over 55

years

old. Generally,

women

do more exercise than men except the

age

of 15-24. For men, the percentage of regular exercisers decline drastically from over

half

of the

population

in 15-24

age

to the lowest of 40% in the working

population

of 35-44

years

old.

However

, the

proportion

rose steadily to almost

half

of the

population

in the

age

group of 65 or above. For

women

, the

proportion

of regularly exercised

women

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from approximately

half

of the

population

of teens to over

half

of the

population

in the

age

group of 35 to 64

years

old. It

then

dropped to

lowest

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proportion

of below

half

of the

population

in the elderly

population

.