Bar Demographic Analysis
The bar chart compares the rate of Australian female and male from diverse ages in terms of doing regular physical activity in the year 2010.
Overall, Australian women did physical activity more regularly than man. It is also interesting to note that before mid-forties, the gap between the both genders’proportions expanded whereas after mid-forties, this gap became narrower as Australian people got older.
The figure for women who did regular physical activity was higher than their male counterparts in 4 out of the 6 age groups (except for 2 groups: 15-to24-year-olds and 65 or more). This differential was maximum in those aged 35 to 44 with the percentage of woman and man were 52,5% and 39,5% respectively.
The frequency of male’s involvement
Overall, Australian women did physical activity more regularly than man. It is also interesting to note that before mid-forties, the gap between the both genders’proportions expanded whereas after mid-forties, this gap became narrower as Australian people got older.
The figure for women who did regular physical activity was higher than their male counterparts in 4 out of the 6 age groups (except for 2 groups: 15-to24-year-olds and 65 or more). This differential was maximum in those aged 35 to 44 with the percentage of woman and man were 52,5% and 39,5% respectively.
The frequency of male’s involvement