The line graph illustrates information about the changes in rates of participation in three different activities, namely swimming, team sports, and gym activities in a particular UK sports club, over the period from 1995 to 2015.
Overall, it is immediately apparent that team sports experienced the most significant growth over the period, whereas swimming displayed a noticeable decline. Meanwhile, gym activities increased steadily but ended the period at a high level than its initial figure.
Focusing first on swimming, the figure started at 50% in 1995 and declined gradually throughout the period, falling to approximately 15% by the end of the timeframe. Although it was started at higher, the overall trend was remained downward.
In contrast, team sports began at roughly 30% in 1995 and increased sharply during the following years. The upward trend contiuned as the value rose significantly, eventually reaching 40% by 2010, before dropping to nearly 31% in 2015. With regard to gym activities, it initially stood at about 5% in 1995 and increased gradually during the first half of the period. However, in 2005 gym activities surpassed swimming, ultimately finishing at around 25% by 2015.