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The 30 hobbies closest to capoeira in what you actually do and how it feels. Each one says what's alike and what's different.
Sparring with longswords and other old weapons, using techniques from period manuals.
Alike: Both active and social.
Different: No audience needed.
Kung fuGentler on the body.
TaekwondoMore competitive. More about following a method.
Brazilian jiu-jitsuMore competitive. More of a mental workout.
WrestlingMore competitive. More about following a method.
BoxingMore about following a method. More competitive.
JudoMore competitive. More about following a method.
KickboxingMore competitive. More about following a method.
Muay ThaiMore about following a method. More competitive.
KarateMore competitive. More about following a method.
KendoMore competitive. More about following a method.
AikidoGentler on the body. More relaxing.
Krav MagaMore about following a method. More useful day to day.
FencingMore competitive. More about following a method.
Pole dancingEasier to do alone.
Aerial silksEasier to do alone.
Hip-hop danceLess hands-on.
Contemporary danceLess hands-on.
Salsa dancingLess hands-on.
BreakdancingMore competitive. Less hands-on.
Swing & lindy hopLess hands-on.
Musical theatreGentler on the body. Less hands-on.
Playing in a bandGentler on the body.
Bollywood danceLess adrenaline. Less hands-on.
FlamencoEasier to do alone. Less adrenaline.
SquashMore competitive. More about following a method.
Tap danceLess adrenaline. Less hands-on.
Amateur theatreGentler on the body. Less hands-on.
Ballroom dancingGentler on the body. Less adrenaline.
BoulderingEasier to do alone. No audience needed.The closest are Historical fencing, Kung fu, Taekwondo, Brazilian jiu-jitsu and Wrestling. They're alike in what you do and how it feels.
Kickboxing is close to capoeira and quicker to pick up.
Fencing is close to capoeira and costs less to start.
