Band 6+: The bar chart compares the quantity of typical movements for both genders from Australia, divided by age between 15 to 65 and above in the year 2010.

The provided chaarts illustrates the distribution of regular physical activity of difference age group in both gendres in Australia in 2010.

A comparative analysis reveals that female people have more balanced physical activity in every age group, while male people have been active only in the younger ages.

According to women circle, the percentages of younger population is below 50%, however, it was increasing slightly from 25 to 64 years age group, moreover, the peak of percentages was above 53%. Additionally, the older female group showed the similar information followed closely to 50%, or almost the same percent as at the beginning. Therefore, it can be seen from the graph that women start to take care of their health from teenagers to eldery years.

Conversely, the male circle showed the absolutly opposite statistics. The largest percent was 52.3 at the fewer ages from 15 to 24, however, it decreased dramatically in adults years by almost 20%, and it became 39.5%. On the other hand, it was not the end, and it started to increase steply until 46.7%. This stark contrast underscores that female population relate to it in more serious side, while male population were focused on physical education only in immature age.