FX.co ★ Surfing, chess, cricket and other hobbies of popular businessmen

Businessman Richard Branson is famous for his passion for chess. The entrepreneur admits that the game attracts him by requiring the participant to take thoughtful moves and make the right decisions.

The founder of Twitter Jack Dorsey does not hide his passion for hikes. The businessman assures that he makes long walks practically every Saturday. During the hikes, Dorsey thinks about business solutions.

Satya Nadella, Microsoft CEO, was addicted to cricket at school age. The billionaire admits that it was this hobby that influenced his management methodology.

A successful businessman, Elon Musk, can't live without a gym - the billionaire tries to visit it twice a week. It is known that Musk pays time for both cardio loads, and power training.

The richest man in the world according to Forbes Bill Gates spends part of his free time playing bridge. Also, the businessman admits that his favorite pastime is communication with family members. The billionaire believes that the best weekend in his life was the day when he watched over the long hours as his daughter rides a horse.

Sergey Brin, one of the founders of Google, is the main extreme of this list. The billionaire admits that during parachute jumping and other bold acts, he checks the boundaries of his capabilities.

Apple CEO Tim Cook likes to visit the gym. The entrepreneur is used to discipline: Cook wakes up around 5 am and goes to training.

Steve Wozniak, one of the founders of Apple, is fond of a very unusual sport: polo on the segway. The entrepreneur admits that this is the only hobby that always has a place in his busy schedule.

Investor Mark Cuban is famous for his love of basketball. In addition, the businessman tries to do cardio training every day.

Cisco ex-CEO John Chambers daily runs about 5 kilometers. It is this hobby that brings the businessman the greatest pleasure.

Nick Woodman, Go-Pro CEO, is fond of surfing. He has been engaged in this kind of sport since childhood.

CEO Facebook Mark Zuckerberg does not represent his life without running. The billionaire admits that he runs immediately after awakening. Zuckerberg devotes three days a week to cardiovascular. Sometimes a businessman's hobby is shared by his dog named Bist.