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

The bar chart illustrated the distribution of gender at varied

age

ranges in the field of exercise during 2010 in Australia.

Overall

,

females

tend to account for a larger fraction in most of the

age

group.

Furthermore

, it is notable that

females

have developed a habit of doing exercise as they

age

,

while

fewer males have done regular sports until they start to enter middle

age

.

To begin

with, it is obvious that the percentage of

females

that do physical training has reached its peak at the

age

interval 45 to 54,

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at 53.3%.

Additionally

, a positive trend was derived from

females

aged 15 to 54. Over

this

age

range, the proportion of

females

who do physical exercise routinely has accelerated roughly 6% .

However

,

this

number gradually met a downfall in the subsequent

age

group. Contrastly, males aged between 35 to 44 are the least likely to do sports at a particular time interval, meanwhile, they seem to be more engaged in physical activity during their teenage years, at 52.8% which is the highest among all the

age

groups of males. Despite the data having

initially

declined to its lowest point at 39.5 from 15 to 44, the statistic had soon gone upward steadily.