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The given picture illustrates the proportion of European civilians going to gyms over once a month across four groups of age from 1990 to 2010. Overall, all the range of age that was documented saw a clear upward trend. Notably, while the significant growth belonged to the figure for 18-24, the 45 and over group stood at the bottom position throughout the period below Looking at the two categories with the most radical change, 18-24 came second with 8% of their people going to the gym, followed by the 35-44 which had the percentage of 5% in 1990. Both of them initially edged up to 27% for the former and 12% for the later by 1998, after which fluctuated but still surged remarkably to end the period at 57% and 40% respectively by 2010. Regarding the two remaining sectors, the 25-34 started as the dominant group in 1990 before increasing moderately to 27% in 1998, yet this one relinquished leadership to the 18-24 in 1998. Its figure finally rose gradually to close the time frame at 50%. In addition, the people over 45 years observed a slow but consistent growth to over 20% in the end of the period.