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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 compares data about male and female involvement in the selection of activities in Australia in 2011 and 2012.
Overall, there are some unnoticeable differences in the proportion of male and female involvement in the selected activities, where males were less likely than females to take part in sporting activities.
The most popular activity for both genders was walking for exercise, where the percentage of women was twice more than men. By contrast, yoga was the least popular activity overall. Just around 3% of women did yoga, while no men. Netball saw a similar percentage of genders.
The kinds of activities where women are less liked than men are golf,football and basketball.A percentage of men around 2,8% and 4,8% played basketball and football,while no women played. However, the percentage of men who played gold was 8,2%.
A smaller percentage of males than females went swimming or diving, although fitness and gym are more popular for women instead of men.
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