The bar chart below shows the percentage e of Australian women and men in different age groups who did regular physical activity in 2019. Summarises the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relavent

The bar chart compares the proportion of Australian

males

and

females

in six

age

groups who were physically active in 2010. It can be clearly seen that

males

aged 15 to 24

years

old and

females

aged 35 to 64

years

old have the highest percentage and that the percentage of women doing regular physical activity is higher than that of men for almost all

age

brackets.

According to

the chart, Australian

males

aged 15 to 24

years

old were the only group that exercised more than

females

by roughly 5%, with the figures being 52.8% and 47.7% respectively.

However

, the proportion of

males

aged 35 to 44

years

old dropped to its lowest point at 39.5%,

whereas

the figure for

females

of the same

age

group rose to 52.5%, accounting for the biggest difference of 13%. On top of that, women aged 45 to 64

years

old still took better care of themselves than men of the same

age

range with the differences ranging from 7-10% for both

age

groups. The gap between the figures for women and men who regularly exercised was very close at the

age

group of 65 and above, with the proportion for

males

being 46.7%

while

females

was 47.1%.