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I used to do Capoeira too until I broke my wrist. My knees weren't too happy about it either. Now I do climbing (no, it's not as hard on the wrists). As much a
by Casperin 16y ago
I used to do Capoeira too until I broke my wrist. My knees weren't too happy about it either.
Now I do climbing (no, it's not as hard on the wrists). As much as I enjoyed Capoeira, I have to say, that I enjoy the whole "me vs the wall" aspect - especially bouldering. I suppose it's because I'm an introvert. :)
- blackguardx 16y agoI found that climbing strengthened my wrists and reduced the nagging tendonitis I would get from using a mouse. Bouldering is unique because while some people do it alone, others consider it the most social form of climbing.