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Do solo adventure sports exist?

Anonymous Mon 28 Nov 2022 15:16:23 No.2502699 View View Reply Original Report

>get into whitewater kayaking
>awesomesauce.exe
>Injure rotator cuff
>Probably can't kayak anymore for a long time with irritating it

Are there any solo outdoor sports that can be done primarily solo? The main downside to whitewater was having to find people to do it with

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Anonymous Mon 28 Nov 2022 15:19:32 No.2502703 Report

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>>2502699
Also, I'm aware of skiing and mountain biking but looking for input on those and other options

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Anonymous Mon 28 Nov 2022 16:16:39 No.2502720 Report

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>>2502703
Resort skiing is a good solo activity. Almost more fun than with friends since you can get in way more runs, set your own pace, and never have to wait for your group at the bottom of the liftline. I wouldn't recommend backcountry skiing solo, too high risk. A lot more can go wrong and can be unrecoverable alone.
XC mountain biking and gravel biking solo is fantastic. Downhill I find more fun in groups, but when trying to make distance on trails, solo is the way to go.
Snowshoeing in the winter is another good solo one, not really a sport like the other two but still very peaceful.

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