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**bMc8F9ZI** · 02-14-2011, 10:44 AM

Whether it´s enjoyable or not is a really good question. When practice is at its best it´s good fun. I haven´t been much for the competitive side of the sport, but recently competition has begun to feel attractive.
And you´re perfectly right about progress in other sports. But: I could choose another activity. I have tried yoga and really liked it. From an exercise and fitness point of view, it would be more all-round.

To put it bluntly: I feel a bit pathetic. I see a lot of people who have entered the sport later than me and now have passed me.

02-14-2011, 10:44 AM	#8
bMc8F9ZI Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 512 Senior Member	Whether it´s enjoyable or not is a really good question. When practice is at its best it´s good fun. I haven´t been much for the competitive side of the sport, but recently competition has begun to feel attractive. And you´re perfectly right about progress in other sports. But: I could choose another activity. I have tried yoga and really liked it. From an exercise and fitness point of view, it would be more all-round. To put it bluntly: I feel a bit pathetic. I see a lot of people who have entered the sport later than me and now have passed me.
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