Band 6+: The bar chart below shows the percentage of British men and women in different age groups who engaged in regular physical training in 2018. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given chart provides a breakdown of the proportion of British citizens involved into physical activities groped by age and gender in 2018.

Overall, it can be clearly seen that males was more engaged in physical training among all the age brackets. Additionally, the figure for sportive men experienced much more dramatic change than that for women, whereas the youngest age group (15-24) turned out to be the most active of all the categories presented.

Among males the highest number was made up by the youngsters from 15 to 24 nearly under 70 percent, which was about one seventh more than the females’ proportion the same aged, whereas the middle group from 45 to 54 came a close second just 5 percentage points behind with about the same difference between genders. Meanwhile, almost the same activity can be observed among the brackets between from 25 to 34 and from 55 to 64, which was slightly above 50, however the difference between the indicators for women was still noticeable and amounted to about 5 percent.

As for remaining the most uninvolved groups brought up by the older generation above 65 and adults between 35 and 44, the males’ rates was just above the mark of 40 percent, just about 2-3 percent higher than their elderly counterparts, whereas every third elderly women was engaged in training in comparison with 5 percent more younger females.