The bar chart compares information about two genders in different age who did not workout in the year 2005. Looking from an overall perspective, the proportion of individuals who did did no exercise increased with age for genders. Additionally, regardless of age, females showed a higher trend than males.
Throughout the period, males were generally less inactive than females across all age groups. Among the 18-24 age group, around 12% were inactive, which was the lowest percentage on the chart. In the next age group (25-34), inactivity increased to 22%, marking a 10% rise. However, this increase became less pronounced in the older age groups. In the 35-44 and 45-54 age groups, 29% and 33% of individuals, respectively, did not engage in exercise. This trend of increasing inactivity continued in the oldest age group (55+), where the percentage reached a significant 37%, the highest level observed.
Throughout the period, males were generally less inactive than females across all age groups. Among the 18-24 age group, around 12% were inactive, which was the lowest percentage on the chart. In the next age group (25-34), inactivity increased to 22%, marking a 10% rise. However, this increase became less pronounced in the older age groups. In the 35-44 and 45-54 age groups, 29% and 33% of individuals, respectively, did not engage in exercise. This trend of increasing inactivity continued in the oldest age group (55+), where the percentage reached a significant 37%, the highest level observed.