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The 30 hobbies closest to barre in what you actually do and how it feels. Each one says what's alike and what's different.
Exercising to music in waist-deep pool water, following an instructor.
Alike: Both rhythmic.
Different: Less fiddly.
Home workoutsEasier to do alone.
Dance fitnessMore social. Less fiddly.
Strength trainingMore physical.
Jump ropeEasier to do alone.
CalisthenicsMore time outside. More of a mental workout.
TrampoliningMore of a thrill. More of a mental workout.
CrossFitMore competitive. More social.
Aerial silksMore of a thrill. More creative.
Obstacle racingCosts more to start. More time outside.
PilatesGentler on the body.
SwimmingEasier to do alone.
Line dancingMore social. More about performing.
YogaMore relaxing.
Indoor cyclingMore competitive. More screen time.
QigongGentler on the body. More relaxing.
Ten-pin bowlingGentler on the body. More competitive.
Ice skatingMore of a thrill. More creative.
Meditation & breathworkGentler on the body. More relaxing.
Sound bathsGentler on the body. More relaxing.
Bollywood danceMore about performing. More creative.
Hacky sackMore time outside.
PickleballMore time outside. More competitive.
Roller skatingCosts more to start. More time outside.
DartsGentler on the body. More competitive.
Folk & Morris dancingMore about performing. More time outside.
Logic puzzlesMore of a mental workout. Gentler on the body.
RunningCosts more to start. More time outside.
Tai chiSlower to reward you. Gentler on the body.
Walking footballLess repetitive. More time outside.The closest are Aqua aerobics, Home workouts, Dance fitness, Strength training and Jump rope. They're alike in what you do and how it feels.
Dance fitness is close to barre and quicker to pick up.
Dance fitness is close to barre and costs less to start.
