I also like the mountain bike. Now it's paid for it is a great addition to any exercise regime. It does not turn up late, it does not ring up and say 'I can't make it tonight'. Just always ready to go.
I think that Martial Arts and all kinds of dance go together. Basically martial arts to me is expression of the body with the goal being self-defense or physical combat.
I bike occasionally, nothing more than point a to point b.
Used to do it a lot more, but time constraints have left me usingmy truck more and more.
I've started running, and used to play some baseball, basketball, and soccer.
Mountain biking when I can be bothered (the bike hasn't been out this year), planning on hitting Hamsterly, Dalby and 7stanes this year now I have my car. Also do a bit of fishing (yes, it is a sport) when I can get out.
I like different kinds of strength sports. Powerlifting and a bit of strongman mostly, but I just became friends with a guy who trains Highland Games and I would love to try those out.
For years it was the three way split between climbing, mountaineering and surfing. Now each of those gets less and less as I live in a city. That's got to change. Hong Kong's lifestyle isn't really conducive to any of those.
I do a lot of functional strength circuits as it's what I run many of my clients through. Many of my clients have come from a pro sports or college sports background so they want something more than they get at a fitness gym. So I try to get them to train outdoors as much as possible. Nice for them and for me.
I like trail running and any sort of scrambling along coastlines. Playing with the idea of doing some adventure racing this year.
Tennis, beach swimming/surfing (depends of the swell), formerly Aussie Rules and Rugby League but dont think I will take either up this year. Thinking about buying a kayak or sufski (ironman style).