The pie chart gives information about the proportion of how UK citizens divide their time each week, while the bar chart illustrates how many hours they spend on health and fitness by age group.
Overall, most UK citizens divide their time by working, studying and socializing, while less people divide it by working out. Furthermore, men aging between 18 and 24 present significant numbers on spending time on health and fitness regime, while 25-39 year-olds females show important numbers on health and fitness diet.
Initially, most UK inhabitants divide their time each week by concentrating on their academic or social careers. In fact, 61% of British people spend their time working, studying and socializing. Sleeping followed with a moderate share at 32%. On the other hand, less people rely on practicing physical activity and taking care about their health, with smaller proportions at 4% and 3% each.
Regarding hours spent on health and fitness regime. Males aging between 18-24 reported the highest number at 10 hours, while females aging between 25-39 presented the biggest number for its gender with approximately 13 hours. These hours indicate the importance of sports and an equal diet in building a healthy body. Other age groups showed moderate numbers at 8 hours for both sex. These consistent numbers relate to the importance of exercising in daily life.