The charts describe the levels of British adult men and women participated in physical activities between 2016 and 2017; with the crucial actions they exercised in. Approximately, the percentages of both genders are fairly close. The following information will provides the proportion in more detail.
In the first bar chart, physical activity levels are based on the time which the British use for practising. Significantly, a huge proportion of people spending more than 150 minutes a week for the activities. With 63% of men and 58% of women, the Active bars have the highest percentage in each gender, compare to the other levels. The British are rarely participate in the activities from 30 to 149 minutes in a week, which 13% of males and females percentage is just above 2. On the Inactive bars, moderate proportions are portrayed on both sexs, as their percentages are shown approximately at a quarter.
On the second bar chart, many activities are preferred differently between men and women. While males favored are Sporting activities that potrayed almost 30% of them enjoy playing sports; a smaller women group be keen on participating which described as a half of the other. Walking for leisure is preferred significantly by both genders as almost one quarter of women love doing the exercise and 3% higher than men. Suprisingly, dancing is the least favourite for the British, which is joyful for only 2% of females and no males.
In conclusion, two bar charts describe what physical activities the British participated and how they spended time practicing per week from 2016 to 2017. Each gender enjoyed the activities individually. However, Walking for leisure was likely the most enjoyable for many people and Dance was the least.