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The image shows two bar charts; the first chart outlines physical activity levels of adults in England during 2016 to 2017 with men being 63% active (≥150 minutes/week), while women are 58% active, men at 13% fairly active (50-149 minutes/week) and women at 15%, men at 24% inactive (<30 minutes/week) versus women at 27%; the second chart depicts activities participated in during 2016 to 2017 where 27% of men and 32% of women walk for leisure, 10% of men and 11% of women engage in fitness, 11% of both genders walk for travel, sporting activities have 9% participation from men versus 6% from women, cycling for leisure/sport has 11% men and 5% women, cycling for travel is engaged by 7% of men and 2% of women, and dance includes 5% of women and is omitted for men.
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The 2 charts illustates the physical activity levels of both genders in england between 2016 and 2017 and show the activities they took part in. In general, the level of adult men and women joined the physical activity was not significantly different for both, however, there were differences in the type of activities they chose to do.
The first bar shows clearly that men were physically active than women, this is 63%, 58% respectively. However, the same proportion of male and female were considered to be inactive. Similarly, the percentage of peole who were fairly active, was larly the same too
The second bar chart indicates that the most popular physical activity for women was walking for leisure with nearly a quarter of them taking part. Following by the percentage of women did fitness activites which approximately 19%. They were much less doing walking for travel. The proprtion of sports activities by men were far more active in general sports activities roughly 29% compared to just 17% of women. The least common activity for both was dancing
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