Hobbies: what do you do and what are you interested in possibly doing?

pretty much most of my free time is devoted to playing basketball, longboard/skate and ukulele. to a lesser extent, ive started reading a lot more and also gaming... but the gaming is very minimal compared to what it once was.

as far as what i would like to do, im interested in getting into photography and possibly explore the avenue of martial arts. but who knows when that will happen lol.

what are your main hobbies and what are some you would like to pursue?

 

I like to play chess, vape, game a tiny bit, cut hair, work around the house..

I'm interested in reading more, and building objects from raw materials.

 

I love composing music the most mostly for piano/orchestra

 

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I don't feel like I have any main hobbies currently. If talking counts.

I would like to possibly have a thrill-seeking hobby, to try and beat the fear barrier that I've bubbled up within. I can't really think of any at the moment.

Probably learn how to swim, as I had a bad experience with that when I was younger.

 

My main hobbies are soccer, graphic designing, and piano.

I use to skate and draw/paint, but I got over those as I got older. I'd like to pick up swimming, and photography interests me.

 

Hockey and Brazilian jiu jutsu, as for other time consuming things that i do i like to work on vehicles just because of the challenge you can have at times to get something to work

 

Hobbies are video games and programming, not a 'master' at programming but hope I will be some day

 

Runescape, browsing/posting on multiple forums, and learning new things (that interest me of course.)

 

I play Baseball and Football, and I can see myself being in some type of insurance job.

 

current: cycling, squash, chess

future: always wanted to rock-climb

 

Basketball, football, exploring nature, reading books
I again came back to books after i just read Hunger Games and decided to spend more time on them. I think they have a lot of benefits: relax, education, helps you with writing and widens your dictionary.

 

I've always wanted to do parkour. I'll get to it eventually.

As for my hobbies, sports and walking in nature at night.