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The image shows a bar chart comparing the percentage of boys and girls engaging in physical activity for at least 30 and 60 minutes on various numbers of days per week. For "at least 1 day," 97% of boys and 93% of girls do 30 minutes, while 85% of boys and 74% of girls do 60 minutes. For "at least 3 days," 83% of boys and 73% of girls do 30 minutes, whereas 53% of boys and 35% of girls do 60 minutes. For "at least 6 days," 29% of boys and 21% of girls do 30 minutes, with 9% of boys and 4% of girls at 60 minutes.
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The bar chart demonstrates the lowest amount of days teenager in Canada spent per week for sport and exercise. The noticeable results were that the percentage of time spent at least 30 minutes surpassed 60 minutes a day; Male has more time spent percentage than female.
At least 30 minutes a day has more percent than at least 60 minutes in every minimum days per week. Approximately 90 percent of people who exercise at least 1 day spent at least 30 minutes. In contrast, only in range 20 that they spent time at least 30 minutes ,but it still outnumber at least 60 minutes.
In addition, boys take more time for sport than girls. The lower amount of days spend the lower the difference of the two gender.
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