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The image presents a table comparing sports participation rates, by sex, from 2005/06 to 2008/09, for three sports. For swimming or diving (indoors), men's percentages: 13.3 (2005/06), 12.2 (2006/07), 12.2 (2007/08), 13.0 (2008/09); women's percentages: 18.0 (2005/06), 16.6 (2006/07), 16.8 (2007/08), 16.5 (2008/09). For cycling (health, recreation, training, competition), men's percentages: 12.7 (2005/06), 13.3 (2006/07), 13.8 (2007/08), 14.4 (2008/09); women's percentages: 7.0 (2005/06), 6.7 (2006/07), 6.5 (2007/08), 6.4 (2008/09). For jogging, cross-country, road-running, men's percentages: 6.9 (2005/06), 7.8 (2006/07), 7.5 (2007/08), 7.6 (2008/09); women's percentages: 3.5 (2005/06), 4.8 (2006/07), 4.3 (2007/08), 4.8 (2008/09).
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The table presents percentage of citizens in UK due to their gender, participating in selected sports from 2005/06 to 2008/09.
Overall, there was a far greater proportion of women than men took part in swimming sports during the whole period. However, male involvement in cycling and jogging was prevailing over female, significantly differ in numbers.
As for swimming and diving, a big proportion of female participants (18%) chose water sport in June 2005 compared to other years as following numbers are lower. Males were less likely than females to compete with percentage of 13.3%, which did not change significantly throughout the time.
Proportionately, a great percentage of men than women participated in cycling with the highest point of 14.4% in September 2008, while the average percentage of women cycling is between 6.4% and 7%. Nearly twice as many men as women went jogging and running. In July 2006, men got 7.8% of running sports, while women showed only 4.8%, having the same numbers in September 2008.
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