The bar chart illustrates the membership numbers for six different clubs at a local leisure centre, categorised by two age groups: 25-35 and 55-65. Overall, it is evident that the younger demographic is more active in most clubs, with the notable exception of gardening, where the older age group dominates. Conversely, the 55-65 age group shows the lowest participation in cycling.
Regarding the younger cohort, cycling is the most popular activity, attracting 65 members, followed closely by arts and crafts at 60. Fitness and music/dance also see strong engagement, with 55 and 53 members respectively. Photography has 45 members, while gardening is the least popular choice for this group, with only 25 participants.
In contrast, the 55-65 age group shows a marked preference for gardening, which has 55 members, significantly higher than the 25 members in the younger group. Participation in photography and music/dance is balanced between the two groups, both at 45 and 50 members respectively. However, the older group's interest drops sharply for arts and crafts and cycling, with only 20 and 10 members respectively, representing the lowest figures across the entire chart.