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As students, there are not the great opportunities for interests and leisure that do not cost too much. It is not always that you as a student have the opportunity for extensive hobbies, so here you get 3 good ideas for hobbies.

Movement and sports

Most people like to go to some sport, to stay fit. However, going to a sport can be really expensive, so you have to find a few other alternatives. You can always take a walk, but it can also get pretty boring at length. A good alternative is table tennis . It's a fun sport where you still get moving. It's about being fast and hitting the ball right, so you definitely get some different things to practice when playing. In general, everyone just loves table tennis, so you can probably invite your friends over to a tournament. A good evening with table tennis, snacks and maybe some beer. It will definitely fall into good ground with friends. Maybe you could also grab a small prize for the winner?

Get started with the music

Music plays a part in most people's lives, whether it be hearing it or playing it. If you need the latest equipment, it may not be the right hobby, but you can just settle for cheaper instruments if you just want to focus on practicing and having fun. If you have to record music, the cheapest equipment is not enough if the quality is to be in order. However, you can always use a program for your computer, without using real instruments if you like, instead of playing instruments. You can always team up with some friends and start a band, so you also get a little more motivation to

The creative corner

If you want to get started on something you can really spend time and immersion in, you probably have to think a little more creatively. Drawing, embroidering and knitting stimulates the brain in a good way while developing and seeing how to get better each time you sit down with it. In addition, one can also improve one's fine motor as it is really about the small movements and details. There are a lot of different kinds of creative hobbies, so it may be that you have to first find out which ones to choose and based on what you think is the best fit. If that doesn't work, you can always try something else at a later date. You can often be lucky to find embroidery, yarn and paint cheaply or on offer in stores, so keep your eyes open.