Bar Sports

[Locobato]

Alright, so everyone here is a gamer of some form or another. What do you do besides PC/Console gaming. I myself spend more time playing Billiards and Darts. I'm a member of both the local Pool league and steel tip dart league. Pool I play to hang out with my friends as they are big on shooting pool. Darts is my passion, and where my talent is greatest. I spend on average 4 nights a week at the bar when I'm not working there. A large reason I would like to get more into gaming so I can stay home a bit more and spend less money. But that's a whole different discussion.

What other passions outside of gaming does everyone here enjoy? Any dart or Pool players out there?

 

[PureChaos]

im a pool player, i meet with friends i used ti work with every weekend and play pool with them. i didnt do too well last time! i also do archery at the university

 

[Locobato]

im a pool player, i meet with friends i used ti work with every weekend and play pool with them. i didnt do too well last time! i also do archery at the university

Archery is another sport would love to get into. Years ago at a summer camp in Ft. Hood Texas I excelled in archery class. I like a lot of things having to do with testing your aim and control. I was captain of my rifle team in High School and enjoy shooting when I get a chance.

 

[Graustein]

Dungeons and Dragons

 

[NeedAUserName]

Well I do rugby, and did do Judo. But I wouldn't recommend doing either of them in a bar.

 

[Locobato]

I played D&D back in high school as well. Never any martial arts but would love too. I agree would not be good to practice in a bar however I am a bouncer there so the training could always prove useful.

 

[Jobz]

Never played D&D, I'd love to try it though. Anyway, on topic:

I love pool and I used to be pretty damn good at it, but I stopped for quite a while and lost the coordination I suppose.

 

[Locobato]

Never played D&D, I'd love to try it though. Anyway, on topic:

I love pool and I used to be pretty damn good at it, but I stopped for quite a while and lost the coordination I suppose.

It's like riding a bike, you just have to jump back on again. I quit for a few years but came back and have improved greatly. It's a game of touch so just takes time to re train your arms.