The provided chart reflects the fluctuations and variations in visiting gym among different ages from 1984 to 2003. According to this graph, the most dramatic changes happened in 1984, 1994, and 2003.
Overall, after analyzing the given chart, it is clear that while teenagers and youths hold the highest percentages, seniors recorded the lowest one. It can be added that visiting gym had witnessed drastic changes all over this period.
In the beginning, in 1984, both age groups from 26 to 45, and from 46 to 65 recorded the same percentage of attending gym (30%). However, elder athletes, whose ages above 65 years. recorded the least ratio (10%).
Afterwards, percentages of teenagers, who visit gym in 1994, gently soared up and overlapped with youth group, whose age between 26 to 45 years old (both hit more than 35%). While, at the same year, both senior groups, whose ages from 46 to above 65 years old, registered the least ratio (25% and 18%, respectively).
Additionally, at the end of the decade between 1999 and 2003, both percentages of teenagers and youth groups rose to reach (slightly more than 60% and 50%, respectively), in contrast percentage of older people declined and reached about 20%.