The bar chart demonstrates the data showing the amount of men and women who did regular physical activity in New Zealander in 2010. All given information is divided into six different age groups.
Overall, the majority of groups has the highest percentage in women’s activity, while men’s physical activity reached its top only at first. The proportions of women and men were almost equal, however, male groups had less numbes in comparison with female ones.
Meanwhile there was a gradual increase among women from 14 to 23 group to 44 to 53 group, peaking about 54 percent, left groups has dipped to around 48 percent. Conversely, men’s groups had peaked 51 percent, and then temporarily have fallen to almost 39 (34-43 group). However, the percentage had a substantial growth. By the end, 64 and above group accounted for around 47 percent.
The most significant chunk in women’s factor was in 44-53 age group. It topped 54,2 percent, and the greatest number men reached was 51,7 percent (14-23 age group).
