What other hobbies do you all have?

We all enjoy detailing, but what other hobbies do you all have?

When I'm not detailing, I like to work out (usually about 5 days a week), work on cars, race cars, and build things.

I'm not sure if you can throw playing xbox in there though. lol

 

-Mountain Biking
-Photography
-Home Audio/Home Theatre

 

What this thread is blasphemy :deal:

hahahaha just teasing :giggle: :giggle:

Well I too work out 5 to 6 days a week, love to learn new things photography is one of them...oh and investing..may not seem much of a hoby but I sure enjoy it, so much that I consider it my hoby. I'm so glad I got into investing at an early age becuase if I didn't there is no way I'd be able to have all the goodies I have now :coffee: :coffee:

 

besides my addiction to mountain biking , Im a Certified Engine Management Tuner , certified by EFI University and an AEM EMS factory trained tuner. So I install and tune standalones, piggybacks, anything to do with vehicle ecu's and making power

 

I've always been into car audio, home audio, and percussion for the last 20 years.

 

wow thats awesome. I used to just street tune to get rid of knocks using hondata kpro on my old supercharged rsx.

 

hahahha

I need to start investing more and paying more attention. Hopefully I'll get my camera soon.

I started to try and learn the guitar, but learning on your own is kind of hard.

 

photography.....photography........oo and photography

 

Seems like I have the usual suspects as well:

- Home Theater (actually do a few installs on the side)
- Photography

 

Yea, I play the guitar as well...I play clasical nylon string guitar :thumb: and it was tough on my own, got lots of videos to help me out but they can only take you so far...so I started looking for an instructor and lo and behold I got my self a teacher. Been with him for quite some time now, frigin guy know's so much I think I'll never catch up to him or learn 1/2 of what he knows...the guys is over 60years old has been playing all his life..but learning from him is a pleasure and we always have a good time playing together...I try to keep up with him but usually he smokes me :thud:

How long have yu been playing guitar for?

 

No seriously tell us how you really feel about photogrpah's :laughing: :laughing: :rollinglaugh: :rollinglaugh: :rollinglaugh:

Just teasing :hippie:

 

I havent been playing for too long. I picked up a yamaha acoustic to start off with a few months ago. Still learning the basics, tuning and getting my fingers coordinated to switch notes.

I have guitar for dummies cd lolololol

 

If you ask me it's a start :thumb: it can feel overwelming sometimes but I think playing the guitar is fun..sure wish I could sign though, I keep trying but my wife keeps runnign a way hahahahahahaha

 

QUOTE=LanceM;30213]wow thats awesome. I used to just street tune to get rid of knocks using hondata kpro on my old supercharged rsx.[/QUOTE]

Love Hondata.. I have a 97 Integra Type R w/ Jackson Racing Supercharger @8psi and meth Injection run by AEM EMS , and a 07 335i tuned w/ JuiceBox2 HR and Downpipes ..its around 360whp 420wtq on 97oct

 

1. Golf (I play to a 7 handicap)

2. TV Calibration

 

Photography, golf when I have time, and working on my stang. Although Ive stopped modding it now. Also at school majoring in Exercise Physiology, planning on getting my masters in Exercise Science- exercise, nutrition, and eating behavior.

 

what kind of tv?

 

Any kind I have a colorimeter that I hook to my laptop and I can make my kids 13 inch tube tvs look 10x better than most peoples HD Plasmas and I gaurantee that!

 

awesome. I was looking aroind on avsforum looking for calibrations for my samsung 40"

 

Calibration DVDs like AVIA are good but still leave a lot up to the human eye so if you want perfect calibration you need a colorimeter and Spyder TV makes one of the best. That's what I have and it is very user friendly. Most people would be AMAZED at the difference I can make in their TVs.