Physical hobbies

Listing the hobbies that require you to move around is a good idea, especially if your job requires physical labor. Popular physical activities that you can list as hobbies include:

Archery: Using a bow and arrow to fire at a target
Backpacking: Packing a backpack and traversing through the wilderness
Bowling: Bowling either with your friends or in a league
Bungee jumping: Jumping from a tall height while only held by a long cord
Crossfit: A group fitness regimen designed to get you in shape
Disc golfing: Similar to golf, you play this game with a flying disk rather than a ball and club
Golfing: Playing golf with others or on your own
Gymnastics: Performing various gymnastic tricks, either for fun or in a competition
Handball: A team sport where you try to score into the opponent’s goal
Hiking: Walking through the woods or mountains
Horseback riding: Riding a horse you either own or are borrowing
Ice skating: Ice skating, either for fun or competitively
Juggling: Learning to toss multiple items into the air and catch them continuously
Kayaking: Going out on a kayak in a river, lake or pond
Kite surfing: Using a kite to pull you forward while on a surfboard
Martial arts: Training in different types of martial arts, such as karate or jiu-jitsu
Powerlifting: A strength sport where you try to lift your maximum weight
Rock climbing: Climbing rocks, either outdoors or in artificial indoor settings
Running: Running either for pleasure or in races, such as 5Ks or marathons
Skiing: Skiing down mountain slopes, typically in the winter
Slacklining: Balancing and performing tricks while on a taut rope
Snowboarding: Gliding down a mountain on a board, typically done in the winter
Surfing: Riding the ocean waves using a surfboard
Swimming: Swimming either for pleasure or in races, such as a triathlon
Water skiing: Skiing on the water while a boat pulls you
Yoga: Attending yoga classes or doing yoga at home