Upcycling old sports equipment

This podcast episode is about upcyclint old sports equipment





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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Upcycling old sports equipment. Just when you thought that there
was no use for those old sports equipment, and some
places will not even take them as donation because they
are not considered safe or usable for the purpose they
were intended for in the first place. Well, here comes

(00:21):
ways to upcycle old sports equipment. How about a coffee
table made out of a surfboard. Most people keep their
surfboards for a very long time, but I guess there
comes a time when you neither want to keep them
or use them for surfing. Another set of items. You
can upcycle a hockey sticks or baseball sticks, or even

(00:43):
a boat, or as a code wrap. Each of these
code rats would give a different style of code wreck
while being very useful. Another item is an old basketball.
No one wants an old basketball that has lost its use,
except that it makes a wonderful outdoor planter. Speaking of

(01:05):
an old basketball, how about a bag with a zipper
made out of an old basketball? Did you say skateboards? Yes,
they can be upcycle two into a shelf and also
as an outdoor mini bench, So I guess those old
skateboards can be pretty handy. How about a clock made

(01:26):
out of an old bicycle? Wheel, pretty nice and probably
a conversation piece people will ask you about. How about
a tennis racket made into mirrors. By the way, tennis
rackets seem to be quite versatile when it comes to
creating decorative items for the home, and mirrors is just
one of those things. There are reafs made out of

(01:48):
old baseball balls, old skis put together to form a table,
pull balls made into candle holders. The list goes on,
just like the imagination. This is why I never cease
to be amazed and look forward to my next discovery
when it comes to what can be upcycle. Well for now,
remember that life is about possibilities, not impossibilities. Till next time,

(02:14):
stay well,