LOL. At 136 years old, I am surprised you have gums to hold those teeth
As for hockey, I played intramurals in college. When we stepped up to the "checking" league, I discovered the need for leaning in and hitting low. After getting flattened a bunch of times, I enlisted the assistance of a friend. Still not great at it, but it's a lot better than how things started, which was a lot like a bug on a windshield. I remember once running into a guy twice my size, and I basically bounced right off. He might not have felt the hit at all.
Target shooting has been another passion. I've been off for many years, really since getting married and having kids, but now the wife and I are shooting regularly. Back in college, I was very successful in NRA Intercollegiates (Gold Medal Team in Nationals one year), and spent some time one summer at the USOTC for a development camp. I'm not competing now, but I'd sure like to try some tactical competitions - those steel plates sure are a lot bigger than a ten ring, although you do have to draw from a holster.
I think we'll find a lot of RC plane enthusiasts on this forum, and I am no exception. Again, haven't done it since starting a family, but it might be a good time to get the kids interested. Electrics are much more powerful (and inexpensive) than back when I was flying. I was more into helis, having spent a few years as a field rep and competitor for one of the manufacturers.
Another passion is horses, a recent interest shared with one of my daughters. English Hunter Jumper. Not sure how far I'll take it, as this middle aged body doesn't bounce back well from the occasional fall. One thing for sure, jumping horses sure dials in your core balance.
There are a few other hobbies on my list, but this post is turning into a biography and I'm trying to stay anonymous. Those are the majors.
Manfred