The line graph illustrates the percentage of European citizens who frequently went to the gym from 1990 to 2010.
Overall, in 1990, the age group of 24-33 had the highest gym attendance, and by 2010, this figure had risen rapidly. Meanwhile, the age group of 44-53 showed stable gym attendance throughout the period.
It is clearly seen that in 1990, the percentage of people aged 18-23 who went to the gym started at 15%, fluctuated over time, and ended at the same point. In the same year, the age group of 24-33, which had the highest attendance, increased rapidly from 15% to 25% by 2010.
Moving ahead, in 1990, the lowest gym attendance was among middle-aged citizens (34-43), with just over 5% of people, and this remained stable until 2010. Among all age groups, the highest number of gym-goers was in the 24-33 age group.
