See if you can find a rock climbing gym nearby! if you start feeling confident enough, you can climb both in and outside

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I love to hike, especially to places with swimming areas. (I live in the south tho) but painting (even just on rocks and wood pieces is fun) and depending where you live you can make ur own paint from the ground!

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Crochet or knitting!! Super easy to thrift yarn from old sweaters for cheap

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Writing is always a cheap one! I think learning new languages or how to make things from scratch or like origami, sudoku, word finds, etc. are all fun and cheap if not free.

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I love painting and just creating in general

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yoga and pilates are fun! you could also try your hand at writing, maybe go for a walk and write a nature poem

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I love swing dancing :) it depends on location but in the Midwest you can usually find some swing or contra dancing, and it’s a great way to meet people and exercise

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I starting going to my local line dancing night I know a lot of towns are starting to have them and it is so fun and great for meeting people

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Reading? I myself like to sit outside in spring and read while laying down on the grassy fields near my house 🤷‍♂️. (I do have to remember to take my allergy meds when I do that though lol)

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Rock climbing!

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I love reading n going for long walks

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Join a community theatre!

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I love rollerblading & playing guitar

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if you want a more creative hobby, you should look into crocheting! if you want an outdoorsy hobby, birding and learning the birds in your area can be super interesting! if you want a more classic hobby, you should start reading and trying different book genres to find what you like! a few other options are cooking/baking, editing, photography, drawing, woodburning, and thrifting (thrifting is seriously amazing for wanting to save money and still finding cute fits, it’s underrated!)

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Hiking is the cheapest option, then camping and stuff or fishing

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Martial Arts or kickboxing can be very fun and useful skill. I used to go to UFC gym and I had a blast!

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i was gonna say crochet/reading but some people already beat me to it, so i’ll chime in with drawing! fancy art supplies definitely aren’t cheap, but a sketchbook (or even just a regular notebook) and some pencils can go a long way!

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What part of midwest you in?

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Mountain biking

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