Audio as a hobby


The only problem with audio and music: it a very passive hobby. Of course you could ride a stationary bike or even have sex while listening to music . But then audio/music becomes sort of secondary. So the question, do any of you have an active, non-passive hobby that is the equal to audio/music??? Just curious, or all of you just couch potatoes???
shubertmaniac
As a sort of "hobby" that offers a combo of amusement / exercise / excitement, i like to go jogging in the nude.

The exercise part is quite obvious i.e. the jogging

The amusement part is looking at the people's faces as you pass them by : )

The excitement part comes into play when i'm trying to elude the police : )

Sean aka "your friendly neighborhood streaker"
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PS... Take my word for it, this is no hobby for those that are easily embarrased or get chilled easily. : )
Snow skiing and bicycle racing. Actually I don't race anymore, but I did for a long time. I still ride regularly and can still hold my own with the B riders. Snow skiing, never competed--was never really that good, but enjoy it emensly. I have been Heli skiing in Canada--that was pretty incredible.
Sean-That was you I saw years ago! damn you! I have been scared since that moment it was traumatic to say the least.
I definitely view audio as a passive hobby. I ride and race my road bike roughly 300 + miles a week in the spring and summer, but look forward to fall and winter when I have more time to listen to music and play around with the system. Seems to work for me since I love both hobbies so much.
I've always enjoyed telemark skiing until I too, sretched out the ACL in my right knee. Whitewater canoeing, pool, hiking, scuba diving, and photography all fill the gap when I'm not listening to music.