The illustration above depicts the outcome of a survey, which consisted of two charts. The bar chart records the main exercise objectives of adults between 20 and 50 years old, while the pie chart records the location chosen to do the exercises.
To begin with, for the top chart, 40% of adults were mainly exercising for the sole purposes of recreation, while 25% had their mind set on muscle toning, with an average of 13% aimed for reducing weight, preventing disease, and improving mood.
Lastly, for the bottom chart, 35% of adults had chosen gyms as their favorite, with 20% prefered parks, while ther rest having the same percentage in all three places, which is public sports venues, playgrounds, and other public places.
Overall, 40% of adults are tend to focus on recreation, followed by 25% whose objectives are set on muscle toning, and around 10% to 15% are focusing on three different results, such as weightloss, disease prevention, and mood improvement. As for the location, 35% of people had gyms as their preference, followed with 20% people who prefer parks, while the rest of the location all having the same percentages, which is 15%.