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The image shows four line graphs depicting gym visit percentages per age group from 1990 to 2010; in 1990, values are near 5% for 18-24, slightly above 10% for 25-34, 5% for 35-44, and 2% for 45 and over; by 1994, around 15% for 18-24, slightly over 10% for 25-34, over 5% for 35-44, around 2% for 45 and over; in 1998, values are approximately 25% for 18-24, 20% for 25-34, 10% for 35-44, slightly above 5% for 45 and over; in 2002, near 40% for 18-24, slightly below 30% for 25-34, around 12% for 35-44, about 10% for 45 and over; in 2006, about 55% for 18-24, 40% for 25-34, 15% for 35-44, approximately 12% for 45 and over; in 2010, around 70% for 18-24, approximately 50% for 25-34, near 15% for 35-44, slightly below 18% for 45 and over.
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The chart above gives information about European people of different age groups who went to the gym once a month or more between 1990 and 2010.
Overall, people aged around 18-24 are the ones who regularly go to the gym once a month, along with people aged 25-34, 35-44, and 45 until over.
In 1990, all of the different ages started initiating their trajectories above zero. By 1992, people aged 25-34 years are the population that frequently goes to the gym once a month. Moving into 1998, both people aged 18-24 and people aged 25-34 had the same population, but in 2002, 2006, and 2010, people aged 18-24 years experienced a rapid population increase, surprassing people aged 25-34.
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