I had just a recurve and longbow I have had forever but I inherited several more of the past few years. I have used the longbow almost exclusively since I was shown how to shoot but I can't pull anything these days due to a long term shoulder problem. I've been working of figuring a way around that so I could shoot again but it's slow going

How does virtual archery work?

Luckily my SO decided to join in as well so I have some basic interaction on a regular basis. There's a fairly large Korean community here so it's pretty easy to find someone to chat with.

I hear you on use it or lose it though. What little Japanese I learned has long since disappeared and the Welsh I heard when I was a kid is down to  handful of words.

It's called Running Man. Kocowa.com has the latest 200 or so episodes.

My interest in Korean was a combination of an idle thought and a TV show. I read something about language isolates and since Korean was a big one so I wanted to hear how it sounded. Queue up going to YouTube and looking for a show. Music always sounds a little differnet so I wanted something spoken. A batch of the first ten episodes of a variety show called Running Man was at the top of the list so I snagged it. I liked the show so I kept on watching. Eventually I thought it would be fun to know what they were saying instead of having to track down sub files. I try to learn a new word and pick it out in the show. After 11 years of doing that very slowly I thought I'd take a more active approach and try to actually learn it. So it's 12 years now, I still enjoy the show, and I can pick out a sentence here and there. I still absolutely suck mind you but I'm getting better