Band 5+: The graph below shows the percentages of people visiting gym once a month or more between 1984 and 2003 by age group. Analyze and summarize, highlighting the most important trends and details

The prepared line graph outlines some information about the numbers of visitors who preferred doing some exercise in gyms once a month or more times from 1984 to 2003 in 4 different types of groups such as 18-25, 26_45, 46_65 and 65+ years old. Overall, by regarding to graph it is so clear the people who were 65 years and older had the lowest percent while, there was a significant increase in the percentage of people who aged 18 to 25 over 28 years moreover, in 2003 this figure reached to maximum point.

The former started at 10% and nearly 30% in 65+ and 46_65 respectively. The number of 46_65 went up marginally to 30% till 1989. Although, the procedure continued for 65+ group with the least number of customers until 1999, the percentage of 46_65 group experienced downward trend from its top point with 30% in 1989 dropped to the least of its point nearly 20% in 2003. Between 1989 and 1999 this figure kept on its decreasing pattern with almost 30% in 1994 and just over 20% in 1999. Also the percentage of 65+ group rose up to the highest number in 1994, about 20% and went down to almost 15% in 1999. This case recorded its pick percentage in 2003, with 20%.

By comparing the percentages of 18_25 and 26_45, we can understand the customers who aged 26_45 preferred going to the gym more than another one until a few years after 1994 after that it became inverse. The number of people who attended in clubs with 26_45 years old was 30% in 1984. This figure decreased 10% until 1989 so reached to 40%. Between 1989 and 1994 the percentage of them spilled marginally to a bit under 40%. After 1994 this case experienced upward process and its numbers were almost 45% and about 55% in 1999 and 2003 respectively. Furthermore, the percentage of people who aged 26_45 increased considerably over 19 years. It went up at a consistent rate with almost 15%, 25% and nearly 35% in 1984, 1994 and 1999 respectively. The number rose up sharply and altered to about 55% in 1999 subsequently, it recorded the maximum number of analyzed graph, nearly 65% in 2003.