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Man works 50-57 hours a week in finance. What sports can he do in freetime?

Are there any sports clubs for men who are around 25-50 ish?

APART FROM GOLF AND BOWLS AND NON-PHYSICAL SPORTS LIKE THAT.

I really have no clue.

Are they too old for hockey and lacrosse? Because they are my sports, as well as martial arts.

I'm worried that when I grow up, I won't be able to do sports, and if I do, it will be with a friend or something, and not in a club like place.

I don't want to turn into a fat talentless old man and treat talent as if it's a thing of the past. waaaa.

p.s I'm 18.

Reply 1

username158564

Squash?
Veteran football?
Tennis?

Reply 2

hannah_dru

I don't think you're ever too old for any kind of sport unless it's your job. Anyway, you haven't gotten there yet I assume so why worry about it? Just do some research, I'm sure there's places to go.

Reply 3

whitepearlbaby

"When I grow up" - So you're still in school and just dreaming of your future?

Reply 4

Different Cloud

Squash, Tennis was my original thought.

Reply 5

Neville 'Facking' Bartos

Ever heard of a gym?

Reply 6

SpiritedAway

whitepearlbaby

"When I grow up" - So you're still in school and just dreaming of your future?

I missed that. Bless.

Reply 7

d0mz

Aerobics
Archery
Badminton
Baseball
Basketball
Baton Twirling
Bicycling
Billiards
Bowling
Boxing/Kickboxing
Calisthenics
Canoeing
Cardio Machines
Cardio Tennis
Cheerleading
Children’s Games
Circuit Training
Cricket
Croquet
Cross Country Skiing
Curling
Dancing
Darts
Diving
Downhill Skiing
Fencing
Field Hockey
Figure Skating
Fishing
Foot Bag
Frisbee
Gardening/Lawn Mowing
Golf
Gymnastics
Handball
Hang Gliding
Hiking/Backpacking
Hockey
Home Repair
Horseback Riding
Horseshoe Pitching
Household Tasks
Hunting
Inline Skating
Jai Alai
Juggling
Kayaking
Lacrosse
Lawn Bowling
Lifting/Hauling
Marching
Martial Arts
Motor Cross
Mountain Biking
Mountain Climbing
Nintendo Wii (Sports)
Nordic Walking
Orienteering
Paddleball
Pedometer
Pilates
Polo
Racquetball
Rock Climbing
Roller Skating
Rope Jumping
Rowing
Rowing Machine
Rugby
Running
Sailing
Scuba Diving
Shuffleboard
Skateboarding
Skating
Ski Jumping
Skimobiling
Sky Diving
Sledding
Snorkeling
Snowboarding
Snowmobiling
Snowshoeing
Snow Shoveling
Soccer
Softball
Squash
Stationary Bike
Stretching
Surfing
Swimming
Table Tennis
Tai Chi
Tennis
Track & Field
Trampoline
Trap & Skeet
Unicycling
Volleyball
Walking
Wallyball
Water Aerobics
Water Jogging
Water Polo
Water Skiing
Weight Training
Whitewater Rafting
Wind Surfing
Wrestling
Yoga

Reply 8

agolati

d0mz

lol..thanks. lol at walking, wrestling, snow shoveling, stretching, home repair, baton twirling and a few others.

Reply 9

username288756

Uh, any sport at all. Though if you just want to stay healthy, going to the gym is probably the most efficient thing to do in terms of time spent.

Reply 10

Thingeh

d0mz

Aerobics
Cheerleading
Children’s Games

A) Cheerleading ftw.
B) What exactly does "Children's Games" describe?

Reply 11

d0mz

I'll have you know that baton twirling is an extremely difficult and competitive sport.

50-57 hours? Man up.

Squash is the ultimate businessman's sport.

Apparently..

Reply 14

Qoph

Running. You don't need much equiptment (except of good shoes) and it is the best sport activity if you have to be flexible.
Moreover it is common in the most (bigger) companies to participate as a group in running events like the JP. Morgan Corporate Challenge.