I have a fair bit of free time...
at the moment I
-go to the gym 5 times a week
-have two jobs (work about 25-30 hours a week)
-go to university (ten hours a week)
-play ice hockey once a week. no training.
-i have been running like one set a day direct, and as many as i can when i go out at night which is usually once or twice a week.
-ive decided to get back into reading. bought the power of now, game of thrones and decoded.

when i have spare time which is often i feel i waste it, watching sitcoms or literally staring at the ceiling, i want to add a few more hobbies to my schedule. anything you guys can suggest that will build my skillset or character?

ive been thinking volunteer fire fighting, gymnastics, mma or something i really dont know at the moment. what would you guys suggest?

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just because my name is safety doesn't mean i like condoms

MMA or boxing is great! I do that, and it seriously releases stress whenever I am stressed. Do some Yoga, and learn to dance( Currently, I'm learning to dance salsa). Trust me if you can dance in general it will help a lot to pick up women. Usuaully, I get a lot of girls asking me to dance with them if I go to a south american, cuban club around my area. It's magic! The list of hobbies can go forever. You need to choose what you like really and you will find something to do if you live in a big city.

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In this world, you don't get what you deserve but what you fight for!

Fishing is a great hobby to take up!

Fishing is a great hobby to take up!

>Music Instrument (guitar, saxophone, piano)
>Adopt a Highway


I like the firefighter idea, I'm gonna look into that. I bet it would be extremely fulfilling and exciting.

Also, look into dance lessons. I'm going to start taking salsa lessons to make myself more comfortable on the dance floor.

In a similar vein to firefighter, First aid is good too - I'm a volunteer first aider for St John's Ambulance and I couldn't recommend it more.

Not even fully qualified yet and I already have been in responding to a serious incident - makes for one hell of a story! The information's good to know, lot's of women take part you can meet and you have that warm feeling knowing you made the difference.