The graphs represent the data about the frequency of training between different age groups of people (15-20, 25-39, 40-54 and 55+ years old) and gender.
Overall, young males exercised semi-regularly as the frequency dropped between elderly men. As for the women, they exercise less compared to males in their early years and never train as they get older.
60% of masculine people who were 15-24 years old trained semi-regularly, while less than 20% of them never exercised. In the 25-39 years old, 45% of them semi-regularly exercised, while the number of people who don’t exercise increased up to 29%. For the men in their late 40s, the percentage of semi-regular trainers and the number of males who never do so almost equalized, being 48% and 40% respectively. In comparison with the previous age group, the number of semi-regular trainers fell by 28%, whereas people who never exercised shot up to 60%. The number of regular and seldom trainers were insignificant, witnessing different percentages at different age groups.
Just half of the younger ladies exercised semi-regularly and 30% of them never did. For the Women from 25 to 39 years, the number of semi-regularly exercising people fell to 40% while the number of people who never exercise increased a bit. 27% of women aged 40-54 trained semi-regularly and half of them never did. Finally, 20% of the oldest women trained semi-regularly. However, 60% of older feminine individuals never exercised in 2016