The bar chart depicts the proportion of both male and female people in six age groups in Australia doing regular physical activity in 2010.
Overall, most Australian women enjoy exercising more than men, except for the youngest group ranging from 15 to 24 years old. Moreover, females’ proportions in every group exceed 47%, while males’ generally taken a percentage less than 47%.
To begin with, the proportion of men in Australia doing physical exercises in the 25 to 34 group has an approximately 10% drop to 42.2%, compared with the youngest age group which occupied 52.8%. Meanwhile, the fractions of females’ occupations having formal exercise activities in younger than 65 age groups are escalating, except the people in the 65 and over group saw a 6% reduction than the pervious group.
Additionally, apart from individuals in the youngest age group, in the rest groups, females have a higher percentage than males, with the largest gap being 12% in the 35 to 44 group. However, in the last group, there is only a light disparity in the ratios.