Nice Drive Kid
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- Aug 23, 2007
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Playing Ultimate. Couldn't find enough people to organize pickup games anymore, so I moved to a disc sport that only requires one person.
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nice drive kid said:Playing Ultimate. Couldn't find enough people to organize pickup games anymore, so I moved to a disc sport that only requires one person.
good movenohr said:World of Warcraft was dumped to pick up DG.
Donkeypuncher said:I didn't dump anything for DG specifically, I shattered my ankle and was no longer able to do my other hobbies. I found out about disc golf shortly after and it became an obsession for me.\
Before the ankle incident I was very good at basketball, at 5'8" I could grab the rim easily and barely dunk the ball, but that was a big enough accomplishment for me. I also did gymnastics for 10 years, got up to competition level just before my accident.
I can only walk about 2 miles before the ankle starts hurting enough to quit for the day, but I can do about 4 miles if I'm playing DG. That distance is getting smaller as the months go by, but I'll take what I can get.
inthedrift said:Fly fishing for Alaskan rainbow trout - the biggest and baddest in the world.
Mad Scientist said:In terms of money spent, DG has replaced radio control trucks.
When it comes to time spent, DG gets me off the internet and away from the computer (except when I'm on the forum, or shopping for more discs :wink: ).
masterbeato said:hobbies dumped for DG:
homemade porn
mark12b said:backpacking
JHern said:mark12b said:backpacking
Heh, we live close to the Sierras and love to hike, but every time we go into the high country it is hard for both of us to not think about playing the great courses instead of hiking. But still, we do get some hiking done...
...this coming year we have long been thinking about hiking the California portion of the Pacific Crest Trail. It is already hard to do with work and scheduling and all, but I think we can pull it off, if only in pieces (the Sierra part is of highest priority). But you can be sure that there will be a couple discs in our backpacks, and some great high Sierra safari disc golf to be played!