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The image displays a table titled 'Participation in selected sports and physical recreation activities' showing participation percentages for males and females. For Walking for exercise: Males 16.5%, Females 30.4%. For Fitness/Gym: Males 15.1%, Females 19.1%. For Cycling/BMXing: Males 9.8%, Females 5.4%. For Jogging/Running: Males 8.7%, Females 6.4%. For Golf: Males 8.2%, Females 0%. For Swimming/Diving: Males 7.5%, Females 8.0%. For Tennis: Males 4.9%, Females 3.4%. For Netball: Males 0%, Females 4.5%. For Football (outdoor): Males 4.1%, Females 0%. For Basketball: Males 2.8%, Females 0%. For Yoga: Males 0%, Females 3.3%. The total participation percentage was 77.6% for Males and 79.4% for Females.
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The table provides key information about the participation of males and females over 15 in various activities in Australia during 2011 and 2012. The units are measured in percentages.
Overall, it is clear from the table that the total selected sports and physical recreation activities of women higher than men the same period given. In addition, walking for exercise recorded the highest proportion in both gender, whereas basketball and yoga represented the lowest percentage compared to other sports activities.
According to what is shown in males, walking for exercise stood around 16.5%, followed by fitness/ gym at 15.1%, while cycling, jogging, golf and swimming appeared similar proportion between around 9.8 to 7.5 percent. other activities stood low rate with zero in netball and yoga.
In terms of females, the majority of women go walking for exercise by nearly 30.4%, whereas fitness remaind high by roughly 19%. In addtion golf, football and basketball recorded 0% of famales participates.
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