Besides table tennis, what hobbies/sports do you do in your free time?

I'd love to hear what members of this forum do in their free time!

My other hobbies are coin collecting and playing the piano and the organ.

Black powder shooting and Archery (And guitar playing, but actually not lately).

Cheers
L-zr

Originally Posted by Lazer

Black powder shooting and Archery (And guitar playing, but actually not lately).

Cheers
L-zr

Black powder shooting? Impressive

And all my guns are manufactured before 1890 and (mostly) original.

If the ignition mechanism (percussion cap) is separate from the shell and the gun is manufactured before 1890 , they are license free here. So that makes them muzzle loaders with a few exceptions.

Cheers
L-zr

So, I love Soccer and I am a goalkeeper coach on a local club. Soccer is my second sport, I like Tennis too. My favorite hobbie is listen 70's, 80's and 90's Japanese Citypop : )

Photography and ice hockey. Well, any form of hockey (ice, inline, foot).


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There is no time for other hobbies. All my free time goes to table tennis. When I don´t actually play, I think of table tennis, dream of table tennis, go to table tennis forums, watch table tennis on youtube…

Road cycling. In the pandemic 200-300 km/week

Trumpet playing. Before Covid took down the music world, I played in an orchestra, and a wind ensemble (band).

Originally Posted by alas26

Photography and ice hockey. Well, any form of hockey (ice, inline, foot).

You’ve got a company here on photography. But I do it less and less, and more and more table tennis.

Originally Posted by Tango K

You’ve got a company here on photography. But I do it less and less, and more and more table tennis.

Same... I’ve been thinking of just bringing my camera to my club to start mixing the hobbies.

What do you shoot / shoot with?

Originally Posted by alas26

Same... I’ve been thinking of just bringing my camera to my club to start mixing the hobbies.

What do you shoot / shoot with?

Very casually, much less committed than with table tennis, mostly on my road trips, which obviously I didn’t do many last year. So last year I’ve got a collection of flowers in a garden park nearby where I run almost every day during summer.

I’ve got a humble Canon M6, Samyang 12mm f2, Canon 22mm f2, Canon 32mm 1.4, Sigma 56mm 1.4 and Canon 55-200mm. Results are kinda spread evenly among the lenses.

Originally Posted by Tango K

Very casually, much less committed than with table tennis, mostly on my road trips, which obviously I didn’t do many last year. So last year I’ve got a collection of flowers in a garden park nearby where I run almost every day during summer.

I’ve got a humble Canon M6, Samyang 12mm f2, Canon 22mm f2, Canon 32mm 1.4, Sigma 56mm 1.4 and Canon 55-200mm. Results are kinda spread evenly among the lenses.

Nice! I did mirrorless for a few years as well (Fujifilm XPro1 and X100T) but recently switched to a film-rangefinder: Canon P.

Loving it!

Mine are only sports. Like Baal, I ride and race road bikes, about 170-200 miles a week, and play tennis competitively in adult league (singles only) and with my wife.
I......like the other poster find myself thinking about TT constantly though. It is a very addicting sport for a reason I cannot put my finger on.

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Photography, filmmaking, fishing, swimming, yachting, bridge, backgammon, guitar.

Gaming and programming mainly. I'd love to spend more time on table tennis but with the club closed, it's kinda hard

Like many others it is cycling. But not road cycling because of absolutely crazy drivers in Germany, it mountainbiking for me.

At the beginning I hated the climbs and loved the trails down. Right know I love the climbs. The challenge, the excitement when you beat a hill that beat you not long ago, the exhausted breathing on top. Down the hill just to get home 😀

Chess sometimes, a lot of listening and playing music of course, even while exercising/training. Shooting and editing tutorials/bass lessons videos for my bass students, I don't consider it to be a job as it's my passion. And a lot of HIIT, muscle reinforcement and jump rope.

2 of the songs I've been teaching on a video yesterday for a student, the main focus was on how to play 16th note grooves



Tower Of Power, Sam & Dave... nothing better than the 70's soul !

Maybe D'Angelo though, I'm listening to the Voodoo album right now, because.... Pino Palladino is the king of Nu-Soul bass