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The image contains a line chart titled 'European people of different age groups who went to a gym once a month or more, 1990-2010', showing percentages for four age groups. For the 18-24 age group, the percentages were: 1990: 7%, 1994: 16%, 1998: 28%, 2002: 40%, 2006: 58%, and 2010: 59%, with an intermediate dip to 51% around 2008. The 25-34 age group had figures of: 1990: 10%, 1994: 18%, 1998: 30%, 2002: 38%, 2006: 44%, and 2010: 50%. The 35-44 age group's percentages were: 1990: 5%, 1994: 8%, 1998: 10%, 2002: 15%, 2006: 21%, and 2010: 40%. For the '45 and over' group, the values were: 1990: 2%, 1994: 4%, 1998: 6%, 2002: 9%, 2006: 11%, and 2010: 22%.
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The chart illustrates insights on Europeans from various age group who attended gym once a month or more between 1990 to 2010.
In 1990, the individuals of the age group (18-24) increasingly attended gym to keep fit from under 10% to 60% by 2010. Followed by age group 25 to 34 which rose moderately but by-passed the age group 18-24 in the year 1990 to 1998 but attained 50% in 2010. Age group 35-44 sliglty grew attaining 40% by 2010. Last but not least, age group 45 and above slightly soared, attaining 22% by 2010.
The age group 18-24 had the most attendance in the gym. In the year 1998, both age group 18-24 and 25-34 met at the equilibrium point at 30%. Every age group attendance increased by 2010 in the descending order: age group 18-24, age group 25-34, age group 35-44 and lastly age group 45 and above.
In conclusion, age group 18-24 had incredible increase by 2010, while age group 45 and above had the lowest increase.
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