re: How many times have you switched hobbies in life?

I've recently decided to pick up competition shooting. Ordered a national match AR15 today.

Just jumped in recently with both feet into fair chase trophy hunting. Duck and deer hunted when I was younger with my dad. He changed hobbies every 3-4 years. Went on a 10 day public land backcountry elk hunt in Wyoming which was very rigorous, but even more rewarding when I finally got him. I've become obsessed. Now it's turned into sheep hunting, which is some of the toughest most remote hunting there is. Going to Alaska next fall for my first of the 4. Really frikin excited about it.

In the past about ten years it has been in this order:
-Dirt bikes
-lots of pot
-Bagged truck (literally went all over the state/south to shows for about 3 years)
-Fish (aquarium fish, not fishing)
-most recent one is motorcycles. Have a daily ridden bike and a project bobber.
*I've skydived (or skydove however you say it) multiple times in between all those and I guess would consider that a hobby

I like to help my girlfriend with her hobbies also. She played rugby for lsu and really likes antiquing if you count that. We go to lots of antique roadshows and festivals.

I rotate hobbies too but maintain some more consistently than others. Computers, always. Writing, painting, sometimes. Same for various electronic mods/repair or refinishing projects (sanding, painting, lacquering, etc.). Any opportunity for a complicated DIY.

Also just recently started playing my trombone again after a decade off from that.

I switched from video games to playing guitar at the end of high school

I traded marching band for playing in a rock band in college

My hobby has always been tinkering, I just switch what I work on.

I plan on restoring a VW Beetle soon, just because I used to want one as a kid and they are cheap and worth a good bit when restored fully.

Coffee Roasting and golf at the moment...I get pretty obsessive with my hobbies.

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I've become quite passionate about golf and guns....two things I couldn't give a crap about just 5 years ago.

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besides sports betting and weight lifting(not sure if either is considered a hobby), guns/shooting is the only hobby I've ever picked up and stuck with longer than a few months. I've gone thru a bunch of different hobbies and interests in my life.

I got a cheap hobby. Surf board been paid for, ocean (free), ocean 5 mins away, watching flboo surf (priceless)