The bar chart below shows the percentage of Australian men and women in different age groups who did regular physical activity in 2010. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart illustrates

men

and

women

from Australia who participated in regular physical

activity

who are in different ranges of

age

in 2010. Generally,

it is clear that

there are 6

age

groups

that compare the amount of

activity

between

men

and

women

. It can be seen in 4

groups

there are differences between

men

's and

women

's

activity

that

women

are more active compared to

men

. In one of the

groups

the number of

men

is more than

women

and

also

in the latest group, the number is almost equal. As we can see, some

groups

have a higher percentage of

men

are more than

women

. In 25 to 34, we are wetness 42.2% and 48.9% for male and female, respectively. From 35 to 44 proportion of

activity

for males declined to 39.5% and for females increased to 52.5%. Both genders were more active in the

age

range of 45 to 54 than their previous

age

and they reached 43.1 and 53.3% for male and female, respectively. In 55 to 64

men

’s

activity

has grown by 2% and for

women

it has decreased by 0.3%.

However

, as shown in the first group, males had more regular physical

activity

in 2010 than females, 53.8% and 47.7%, respectively. In the

last

group, 65 and over, we can see approximately the

activity

of

women

and

men

, that 0.4% of

women

are more than

men

.