The bar chart compares the average time spent by young and old residents in the US on leisure and sports activities in 2015.
Overall, both age groups spent most of their time in front of TV. Futhermore, older people tended to spen more of their free time relaxing as opposed to an active lifestyle of younger generation.
Adolescence spent most of their time doing activities that require more physical input. For example, they spent comparably fewer hours (around 10 to 15 minutes per day) on reading, relaxing, and thinking as opposed to on sports, and playing computer games, on which they spent roughly 30 and 60 minutes respectively.
In contrast, odler residents prefered having a proper rest. Thus, they spent most of their time watching TV programms, reading, and thinking.Noteworthy, older people spent a significant amount of time (30 minutes) on using computer for gaming or leisure. The least amount of their time was allocated for sports, around 10 minutes per day. Both age groups spent on average 30 minutes each day for socializing and communication.