The data demonstrates the lowest amount of days spent per week on sport and training by juniors in Canada.
Overall, the chart showed a minor difference between boys and girls’ training time.
Those who spent 1 day for training per week showed a large percent of individuals who train either 30 minutes or 60 minutes. In contrast youngs who train 6 time per week showed the smallest percent of attendance. The percentage of young people who train 3 times per week marginally differ from those who train 1 time per week.
The percentage of training at least 30 minutes peaked at 97 percent and 93 percent, for boys and girls, respectively, then this numbers slightly decreased for those who train 3 days per week; meanwhile the percentage of youngs who spent 6 day on sport plunged at approximately 25 for two tipes of individuals. The proportion of juniors training at least 60 minutes also decreased across the days of attendance. For instance the percentage of youngs who train 1 day per week displays a peak at 85 percent for boys and 74 percent for girls, this numbers plummeted to 9 and 4 percent, for boys and girls, respectively.
