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The image shows a bar graph depicting the percentage of Canadian children and youth meeting physical activity criteria: for the category "At least 1 day," 97% of boys and 93% of girls achieve at least 30 minutes, while 85% of boys and 74% of girls achieve at least 60 minutes; for "At least 3 days," 83% of boys and 73% of girls achieve at least 30 minutes, with 53% of boys and 35% of girls achieving at least 60 minutes; for "At least 6 days," 29% of boys and 21% of girls achieve at least 30 minutes, with 9% of boys and 4% of girls achieving at least 60 minutes.
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The given bar chart illustrates the proportion of young Canadian citizens who are attaining given physical activity criteria based on weekly frequency and duration.
Overall, it is clear from the chart that boys are doing more sport training in comparison to girls. Moreover, the figures shows that the increase of the amount of training decrease the percentage of participation for both genders and types of duration.
Turning to the details, 97% and 93% of Canadian men and women respectively, doing at least once a week a session of physical activity for 30 minutes. In contrast, only 29% and 21% attaining physical exercises at leat six days per week for 30 minutes.
In addition, 83% of boys and 73% of girls are engaging in at least three days of training with a duration of 30 minutes, which, in comparison with one day participation in sports, is 14% and 20% lower, respectively.
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