The line graph illustrates the percentage of Europeans from four age groups who regularly went to the gym between 1990 and 2010.
Overall, all age groups experienced an increase in gym attendance over the 20-year period. Younger age groups, particularly those aged 18-24, consistently had higher participation rates compared to older groups.
Regarding under 34 age group, the percentage of the 18-24 age group started at nearly 8% in 1990 and significant increased and reached a peak at nearly 60% in 2006. Although declining to 50%, the share of gymers 18-24-year-old recovered at 60% in 2010. Standing at 10% of the 25-34 age group, people who visited to gym rose and surpassed the 18-24 age group at nearly 9% in 1998. The figure for gymers at 25-34-year-olds was gradually grew to 40% in 2010
In term of over 35 age group, gymers form 35 to 44 years old started at around 5% in 1990 and significant increased to 40% in 2010, which was as fifth times compared to the beginning. Followed the similar trend, the proportion of over 45 years old stood at 4%, and rose to about 22% in 2010