As sports and hobbies define our character and personality, watch our video with Zoe Salmon to find out how our appetite for adventure and desire for days gone by have changed.
There is nothing better than spending a little time on yourself, doing things that you enjoy. Sports and hobbies are incredibly beneficial and they are a fantastic way to relax and unwind. Be creative and you may even discover a hidden talent.
In the past baking, knitting and gardening were seen by many as the domain of the elderly but according to The Nation at Play Report commissioned by Mars Milk, these traditional pastimes are growing in popularity with all ages and other retro activities are making a comeback.
However, some traditional activities haven't had the same revival. With the rise of computer games, board games are seemingly being phased out and less than one in 30 of us now are collecting stamps.
So why are some activities on the way in while others are most definitely on the way out? Could it be something to do with the current trend for TV shows such as the Great British Bake Off and Kirstie's Homemade Britain? And which hereditary hobbies and sporting interests are being passed down from generation to generation? Watch our video with Zoe Salmon to find out more.
