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The image contains a line graph showing the percentage of European citizens who went to the gym from 1990 to 2010, with ages 18-23 in black, 24-33 in blue, 34-43 in orange, and 44-53 in yellow. In 1990, 18-23 year olds were at 5%, 24-33 at 10%, 34-43 at 15%, and 44-53 at 25%; in 1994, 18-23 were at 10%, 24-33 at 15%, 34-43 at 22.5%, and 44-53 at 30%; in 1998, 18-23 were at 7.5%, 24-33 at 20%, 34-43 at 25%, and 44-53 at 27.5%; in 2002, 18-23 were at 5%, 24-33 at 25%, 34-43 at 27.5%, and 44-53 at 25%; in 2006, 18-23 were at 10%, 24-33 at 22.5%, 34-43 at 27.5%, and 44-53 at 22.5%; in 2010, 18-23 were at 10%, 24-33 at 20%, 34-43 at 25%, and 44-53 at 20%.
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The diagram presents the trend towards going to the gyms among European people of different age groups from 1999 to 2000.
Overall, it is evident that the number of people among 24-33 visiting gyms once a month or more displayed a dramatic fluctuation before reaching its peak in 2010. Those who are from the age group 34-43 and 44-53 experienced a static trend then surging to its peak in 2010. People from 18-23 experienced dramatic fluctuation from the initial year to 2010.
People from 18-23 started at 15%, reaching its peak at 25% and declining to 18%. The age group among 24-33 fluctuated from 17% to 20% in 1998, then rising dramatically to over 25% in 2010. Those who are from the age group 34-43 and 44-53 experienced a static trend 4 years started from 1990.
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