It depends on
how risky the hobby is — and how often you do it.
Not exact matches
An underwriter will look at various aspects of your life — your health, your
hobbies, your driving record — and classify you from Preferred Plus to Substandard to determine
how risky you are.
Current health, health history, driving record,
hobbies, and more go into the underwriting process, allowing the life insurance carrier to classify you based on
how risky you are to insure.
They might request some additional information from your doctor, and then it all goes off to the underwriter, who uses all of the information collected about you, from your family's health history to your current health to your
hobbies, to determine
how risky you are to insure and place you into a classification.