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The image illustrates percentage data of European people visiting gyms monthly between 1990 and 2010 across four age brackets: 18-24 started below 5% in 1990, climbed steadily to about 13% in 2002, peaking at nearly 35% in 2010; 25-34 began just under 5% in 1990, reached roughly 15% in 2002, settling slightly above 25% by 2010; 35-44 started approximately at 5% in 1990, attained close to 17% in 2002, leveling off above 25% by 2010; 45 and over initiated at close to 2% in 1990, increased consistently to around 5% by 2002, concluding slightly above 10% in 2010.
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The chart above illustrates the information about the citizens of europe in different age gaps who workouts in a place once a month or more between the years 1900 and 2010.
Overall, we can clearly comment on the preference is much more higher to the gym is between the ages 18-34 and the preference is decreased by the older ages .
Gym is the most popular option in the age gap of 18 to 24 which has increased rosely untill 2006 whereas it had a peak. Gym is the least preffered option in the age gap of 45 and over which is slightly increased each year.
Two age gaps were a component in the year of 1998 and the components are the age gap of 18-24 and 25-34. Both of the age gaps have been increased and had a peak in 2010.
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