Your Best Hobbies (other than Audio)

My wife got me into Ballroom and Latin dancing when we got married 14 yrs ago and I've competed as an amateur for a few years. I now compete with my wife in what's called the Pro/Am category. I find competetive dancing to be more technically demanding than the various martial arts I've done for the past 30 years, including American and Thai style kickboxing, Issinryu karate, and ground fightning and combat grappling (which I recently realised is to punishing for my 49 yr old body). But, of course, the dancing is not as physically punishing as properly practiced martial arts. I have to give kudos to my teacher, Shihan George Gaffke. But at the end of each day I spend 30-60 all alone in front of my bi-amped OTL/SET system and heal myself in the best way I can think of.

Snowmobiling in the winter and drag racing my oo lightning past unsuspecting corvette owners at the strip in the summer.Best 1/4 mile 12.926 107.74 mph top speed 155 mph not bad for a pickup truck.

I collect watches, mostly pre war elgin. wrist and pocket alike. My only other real hobby is collecting vintage Pioneer equipment mostly spec and M- series stuff, oops that sounds like audio, sorry, I'm basically a one trick pony.

Car buff or anything w/a motor, Hunting,TOC.

Woodworking, I used to be a ham so I sold my gear to buy woodworking machinery. You guy's are probably thinking "Is this guy nuts?" not spending the money on audio gear but woodworking is my first love and audio my second. My wife is a different kind of love as I don't like splinters :-). Anyways, if it can be made of wood, I am up to the challenge to give it a try.