The provided bar chart depicts the gym subscription for both genders covering three decades, from 1970 to 2000.
Generally, men show a greater fluctuation in the number of members enrolled, along with a greater peak, whereas women memberships are less erratic.
Between the years 1970 and 1980, male participation is considerably higher than that of females. Women start at a 1000, show an increment of another 1000 participants, reaching 2000 by 1975, followed by a minimal decrease in 1980. Men begin with 2000 members, double by 1975, and show a sharp plunge to 2500 in 1980.
The next decade elucidates female dominance, as they rise close to 3000 in 1985, however a the figures fall a little above 2000 again at the end of the decade. During the same tenure, male clients hover around 2000.
The year 1995 demonstrates a peak of 5000 male customers, which drops by 80% to only a 1000 in 2000. In contrast, women affiliation dip from roughly 3000 to 2000 by 2000.