Hey /Fit/ -Need advice on Hobbies. > I've moved to a

>>41848718
practice math. Work up to at least multi variable calculus and diffy q.

>>41848718
>martial arts isn't my thing

I think you should look into being a man for a hobby

>>41848901
I'm just uncoordinated that's all. Plus the only martial arts available here are Karate which I've tried and hated and Judo which doesn't interest me. I'd give Krav-Maga or Ju-Jitsu a go if that was an option.

>>41848718
Why don't you give archery a go? Nothing crucial, a recurve will suit you well. You're already two steps ahead, you train strength and have some decent calluses from guitar.

>>41848922
Coordination is a skill. Don't be a fucking quitter.

Try a sport. There's tons of men's leagues for beginners of every sport, even in small towns. You'll get put on a team and then have people to talk to as well.

I play men's league hockey to keep myself busy. It's expensive but always really fun

>>41849295
Seconding this. I've met a ton of people at the archery range. Plus, there is a qt who always wears crop tops and has an unbelievable ass that shoots long distance there

>>41849365
>>41849295
Thanks bros I've checked online and theee is an archery club will look into that.

Anyone tried yoga? Thought it might be good for recovery a flexibility. Is that hot girl yoga class thing a meme or is it full of middle aged women trying to avoid excercise.

Try >>>/o/, you seem like you have money.

>>41849708
Seconding this, a cool (classic) car attracts both bros and girls. If you get something like a Miata/MX-5, Impreza, BMW 2002, anything Alfa Romeo or a muscle car of your choosing you also buy into a great community.

>>41848718
Cycling

>>41849678
>Is that hot girl yoga class thing a meme or is it full of middle aged women trying to avoid excercise.
Yes, but it's still worth it.

>>41849882
Lol I brought a new car 8 months ago (it's a Toyota lol). Not rich so won't be investing in a classic or muscle car anytime soon.

>>41848718
dancing and or running

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Hiking, shooting, archery, fishing or anything involving small circles of open people

I struggled with something similar last year and I forced myself like total social spastic to integrate (with success) with a small hiking group. Awkwardness was STUPIDLY obvious but most people are pretty welcoming OP.

Find something that takes you outside the house and outside your comfort zone socially, I think it'll surprise you.

If a cold approach to a social circle is too daunting or fails you then try looking up local forums for whatever perks your interests and build a bit of confidence talking to people behind a keyboard first.

You gonna make it brah