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The 30 hobbies closest to trampolining in what you actually do and how it feels. Each one says what's alike and what's different.
Bodyweight exercises on park bars and the floor, from push-ups to handstands.
Alike: Both active.
Different: More time outside. Less adrenaline.
Aerial silksBoth a thrill.Slower to reward you. More creative.
Jump ropeLess adrenaline. Easier to do alone.
BarreLess adrenaline. Easier on the brain.
Dance fitnessLess adrenaline. More social.
Strength trainingLess adrenaline. More useful day to day.
Home workoutsLess adrenaline. Easier to do alone.
CrossFitMore social. More competitive.
Aqua aerobicsLess adrenaline. Easier on the brain.
Obstacle racingBoth a thrill.Costs more to start. More time outside.
WakeboardingBoth a thrill.Costs more to start. More time outside.
BadmintonLess adrenaline. More competitive.
BoulderingMore time outside.
Ice skatingNo winners or losers.
KickboxingCosts more to start. More competitive.
Bollywood danceLess adrenaline. More about performing.
BoxingCosts more to start. More competitive.
Krav MagaCosts more to start. More useful day to day.
Muay ThaiBoth a thrill.Costs more to start. More competitive.
Pole dancingMore creative. Slower to reward you.
CurlingMore social. More competitive.
Hip-hop danceLess adrenaline. More creative.
KartingBoth a thrill.More competitive. More time outside.
PadelCosts more to start. Less adrenaline.
Roller skatingCosts more to start. More time outside.
SquashMore competitive. Less adrenaline.
Table tennisLess adrenaline. More competitive.
Ballroom dancingLess adrenaline. More about performing.
Contemporary danceMore creative. Less adrenaline.
Historical fencingCosts more to start. More to learn.The closest are Calisthenics, Aerial silks, Jump rope, Barre and Dance fitness. They're alike in what you do and how it feels.
Barre is close to trampolining and quicker to pick up.
