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The image shows two bar charts depicting percentages of regular, semi-regular, and seldom activity among men and women in four age groups: 15-24, 25-39, 40-54, and 55+. In the Men's chart, Regular activity is highest in the 55+ group at approx 70%, followed by 25-39 at over 50%, then 40-54 at approx 50%, and lowest in 15-24 at less than 20%. Semi-regular activity is relatively uniform across age groups, ranging from approx 20% to 30%. Seldom activity is highest in the 15-24 group at over 60%, decreases with age, with the 55+ group at less than 10%. In the Women's chart, Regular activity is highest in the 55+ group at over 50%, then 40-54 at over 40%, 25-39 at approx 40%, and lowest in 15-24 at less than 20%. Semi-regular activity trends similarly to men, with a range from 20% to slightly over 30%. Seldom activity is highest in the 15-24 group at over 50%, decreases with age, with 55+ at approx 10%.
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Overall, two bar charts show the average amount of exercise among men and women divided by their ages.
Initially, among men, the majority between the ages of 15 and 24 exercise almost regularly. Likewise, older people between 25 and 39.
However, as men get older, the rate of exercising is followed by a huge fall. As shown in the graphs, most of them in the ages of 40 to 55 and beyond never work out.
In the following, exercising among women contains fewer changes. In the age group of 15 to 24 years, most of the youth are interested in a healthier life and exercise semi-regularly. As women become older, around 25 to 39 years old, that interest gets a little suppressed, and the majority in this group work out rarely. Until the age of 55 and even at higher ages, the rate of those who never exercise skyrockets constantly.
Generally, it is considerable that as people get older in both genders, it will be harder to have strong movements and be active, perhaps because of some physiological changes that happen to our bodies naturally.
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