prompt 2:

Well, if you have to ask, it's always videogames. It's a lot of relying on hand-eye coordination to relax, to grow and improve in games you want to become good at, or just in general playing games that just require you to click things and move your mouse, all of that counts and is a valid way to improve coordination. And, if you are not playing hockey, what else to do but spam ranked games, or chill building a house in Minecraft, or play a map painting simulator, or sell your children for parts, or mald about a roundabout not being exactly what you wanted because you are missing this specific mod, there is so much variety of activity, that you can spend so much of your day playing and practicing while having fun and not losing interest. So, it's one of those pleasure and job situations, which I find are the best situations if you have to work.