hobbies to learn in 2023

Every guy should have a fulfilling life full of things he loves to do, here are our favorite hobbies for guys.

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[OnPointFresh]

What's your current favorite hobby?

[cropi]

3 Hobbies - One to stimulate the mind, one to strengthen the body, one to fulfil the soul

[amirulsekh]

1. Chess
2. Video Games
3. Art (painting, sketching, digital art)
4. Writing (blog, poem, essay)
5. Photography
6. Video editing (start youtube)
7. Music ( play guiter or instrument )
8. Programing
9. MMA ( boxing, etc)
10. Gym
11. Sports ( football, basket ball)
12. Rock climbing
13. Yoga

[Svemirsky]

*Most important thing* to keep in mind regarding hobbies - you do that FOR YOU and not for anyone else. If you're not enjoying it the same way a small kid enjoys doing something simple - than it's just one more chore on a, probably already filled, to-do list.

[wyanthewion]

The hobbies I already have:
—Running (XC, Track)
—Snowboarding
—Jazz (Saxophone and writing)
—Reading about geography and marine biology
—Occasional drawing
I think I’m pretty proud of how I changed from a guy constantly on his laptop to someone who feels fulfilled when I wake up everyday.

[KhanhTheLearner]

Some of my hobbies are:
1. Cycling with my friends. We actually started a cycling club. It allows us to exercise & see places in the city we don't normally go to during our everyday commute.
2. Learning & teaching English - I started an English club where we discuss different things to improve our English speaking (we aren't native speakers)
3. Video game - I mostly play solo after work.
4. Having afternoon tea - I just love everything about it: the process of preparing tea, setting the table, the smell of tea, the taste of my snacks. It feeds my soul.
5. Maybe if you count singing Disney songs in the shower a hobby, then yes XD.

[jesscus]

1. music (piano, drums, producing music)
2. making yt videos (only just started TT)
3. gym
4. painting
5. cooking (99% of the time it just be some form of fried rice tho ngl)
6. sport (swimming, tennis)
7. learning korean (so i can travel there for holidays after i graduate)
8. reading and journalling (self improvement books and novels - im reading 'the little prince' right now, its very therapudic, would recommend)
9. studying (if you overcome your conditioned hate towards it, it actually is a pretty therapudic and fulfilling way to spend time)

hobbies i used to indulge in but cut out of my life (they take up too much time):
- video games (i only play with friends very rarely as a social hobby)
- watching youtube videos that dont have educational value
- netflix, tv shows and movies

[totallystevens]

As an artist that have drawn for a very long time and have gotten quite good at it. I really recommend picking up art, it sharpens the mind and is a great way to relieve stress

[huntergoodacre]

Here’s my top 3 that I think will help improve yourself mentally and make you more marketable to the job market.
1. Martial arts
2. Volunteering
3. Learning a new language

[MeatMik]

As someone who’s been playing video games my entire life I can safely say that if you haven’t played video games before do not get into them. The negatives outweigh the positives. Moderation can be very difficult as video games are extremely addicting. Unless you’re able to make money off of it, don’t even consider it

[valentinraess]

One of the most underrated and most mind-healing hobby for one is taking walks outside.

[cjpfeiffer]

Dancing is also a really great social and physical hobby. And I think more men should consider engaging in.

[DC-ztgj]

Running is also a great hobby to take up. It is social if you join a club or do something like parkrun on a Saturday, and it's physical and can also be done by yourself.

[TheAlchemist]

Social hobby - ?

Solo hobby - Meditation, music production (FL Studio), journaling/writing sometimes, (thinking of starting boxing+workout+running)

I'm also into finance and options trading, not sure what category that would fit into.

Finding it difficult to look for a purely social hobby. I'm very introverted btw lol. And none of my friends have any hobbies.

[jordanporter]

my hobbies are video games, reading a book, drawing, journaling, sometimes going outside and jog when it is nice. Yes, there are times where I do socialize with people, except it is a small portion that I like and not others. The rest I do alone!

Oh, and sometimes I go on the internet to gain some new knowledge and information like animals and things that can make me cope and heal.

[themontageofscafell]

Some of my hobbies:
1. Rock climbing
2. 5k runs
3. Playing guitar (alone)
4. Playing bass (in a band)
5. Learning Italian
6. Some callisthenics at home

[LeanMan]

my main hobbies are video games, mountain biking, skateboarding, climbing trees and playing basketball with friends. I'm borderline an introvert so most of my hobbies (skateboarding and cycling) I do by myself but the rest (video games and basketball) i do with friends regularly

[witchyrosequarz]

i recommend doing sports with friends!! i do most of my sporty hobbies (that benefit my mind) with friends - snowbording, skiing, poledancing, ice-bathing, climbing - it makes so much fun and the social interactions help motivating each other and keeps pushing me more

[Ayushkumar-scix]

Improving yourself in any way whether it be physic, habits, personality, social skills to get girls also makes you a better man. Just something that i realised recently

[DragonHaloD]

for a while, i thought it was important to pick one hobby and stick with it to become the best in that hobby. I tried that with video games for a long time, since that was probably the thing ive spent the most time on (had the 10000 hour rule in mind). However, while I did get very good at them, I never felt fulfilled at all after playing. I've been finally trying to break out of that "become the best" mentality and realized that diversifying your skills is very fulfilling. I have started reading and drawing in my free time. I plan to start trying out different sports and more hobbies over summer when I don't have so much college work. I haven't felt this good in a long time!