The bar char numerates the percentage of different demographics from Australian women and men who did regular excercises by 2010.
Overall, an female’s age group in percentage of physicial activities tends to fluctuate overtime while, male’s age group tend to face an incline in it’s ratio in Australia.
At first, women aged 15 to 24 had 47.7% of doing regular workouts. However as women are older, the more common it is for them to do planned activities. An example, women aged 25 till 34 years old are reported are 48.9%.
Additionally, the number gets even higher in ages 45 as the highest number recorded by 53.3%. This applies exclusively towards females that are not apart of the elderly as the number declines from 53% for ages 55 to 47.1% for ages over 65.
On the other hand, this pattern is the opposite for men. As it is more common for younger males from 15 to 24 to do physical activity more often as the highest number noted by 52.8%. Men aged 25 till 44 faced a significant decrease on doing activities regular to 39.5%, although ages 45 to over 65 experienced a increase ending by 46.7%.