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I second your recommendation. For various reasons I haven't been doing it the last few years, but it was really good for me and I'd like to get back into it.

• nitrogen 10y ago
  Another non-team sport that has good problem solving aspects but on a faster pace is trail running. You don't get the same thinking through a route you might have with rock climbing, but leaping over rocks and ruts requires some quick subconscious analysis and careful pacing that can be quite exhilarating.
  • tomsthumb 10y ago
    That sounds like it is very high engagement and requires presence. I get something similar riding a bike in traffic, which is logically stupid but experientially great.
  • GarvielLoken 10y ago
    You could do orienteering, then you get the mental aspect also. It is really fun and you get the forest running.
    • andyjohnson0 10y ago
      Seconded. I did quite a lot of orienteering as a child and enjoyed it a lot.