While I have a strong dislike towards Disney as a company, much of their older work really was amazing. Particularly the old stuff from when Walt was still alive, and they also had a very good streak in the 90's. Bambi (1942) and The Lion King (1994) are still among my all-time favorites, though I haven't watched either of them in a long time - in fact, I rarely seem to have time for any feature films at all these days.
I also wish people would bring back traditional animation, which largely seems to be a dead medium by now. I was a big fan of computer generated animation in the mid-2000's, but by now, I think the novelty has worn off. There are still some very good CGI movies, but I don't think it should be the only kind of animation that makes it to theaters.
I never cared for that sport, but my grade school teacher used to do it and thought that it could benefit me, so he recommended it to my parents and they sent me there. While I didn't enjoy it for the most part, I do think that the constant body control exercises, especially the falling techniques (known as Ukemi, I believe), ended up helping me later in life. Not only in other sports like rugby where safe falling can prevent a lot of injuries, but also in some situations like roughly four years ago, when I fell off a ladder at work.