Songs that motivate you while working out?

Sarahgrace0228
Sarahgrace0228 Posts: 63 Member
edited November 23 in Motivation and Support
I listen to pretty much all types of music. What are your suggestions?

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  • heidio2
    heidio2 Posts: 110 Member
    GNR, Enimem, JayZ seem to work for me… even though I am more a Texas country music fan, these just make me work out a bit harder. I save the country for when I'm dancing around the house singing.
  • dangerouscurvs
    dangerouscurvs Posts: 56 Member
    I listen to pretty much all types of music. What are your suggestions?
    me too! I love all kinds! But I find "Tub Thumping" by Chumba Wumba quite motivating!! Most people mistake the name, and call it, "I get knocked down" also, I know its a little slow sometimes but I love "fight song" and "hit me with your best shot" "let the bodies hit the floor" "shake your tail feather" especially when I'm dancing!! Lol

  • rats2010
    rats2010 Posts: 79 Member
    Big Girls Don't Cry, Eye of the Tiger, Tub Thumping, I Hate Everything About You.. can't think of the rest as they blur, but these first ones get me through the toughest "getting started" part of the workout that always seems to be the worst.
  • dizzieblondeuk
    dizzieblondeuk Posts: 286 Member
    Let It Go is my warm-up track! Then I go for some HIIT intervals with Flashdance (What A Feeling), plus Queen and ABBA. They seem to push the right buttons to get me to my max! Then a bit of Shake It Off to finish!
  • Diva by Beyoncé
    Do my thing by Estelle
    On to the next one by Jay Z
    Freaks and geeks by CHildish Gambino
  • yogacat13
    yogacat13 Posts: 124 Member
    If you like drums and bagpipes, nothing can get you up a hill like Clanadonia, Keepin it Tribal :), particularly Tu-Bardh and Hamster Heid:

    http://www.clanadonia.co.uk/music-video/
  • Sarahgrace0228
    Sarahgrace0228 Posts: 63 Member
    heidio2 wrote: »
    GNR, Enimem, JayZ seem to work for me… even though I am more a Texas country music fan, these just make me work out a bit harder. I save the country for when I'm dancing around the house singing.
    Ha its great for that!
  • mhollencamp102012
    mhollencamp102012 Posts: 165 Member
    Katy Perry 'Roar'!
  • doralim1990
    doralim1990 Posts: 76 Member
    Any victoria's secret fashion show up beat song
  • Willicus
    Willicus Posts: 11 Member
    Daft Punk's "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger"
  • soldiergrl_101
    soldiergrl_101 Posts: 2,205 Member
    Alternative Rock
    Icon for hire - Off with her head, fight
    Pretty Reckless - Make me wanna die, Going to hell
    Three Days Grace - Riot, Animal I have become
    Breaking Benjamin - I will not bow, Dance with the Devil
    Fly Leaf - Heavy Prey, Set me on Fire
    Five Finger Death Punch - Bad Company
    Young Guns - Bones

  • soldiergrl_101
    soldiergrl_101 Posts: 2,205 Member
    Dance
    Pit Bull - Last Night
    Enrique Iglesies - Im A Freak
    Havana Brown - We run the night
    Aggros Santos - Candy
    Afrojack - Take over control
    Demi Lovato - Neon Lights
    Selena Gomez - Save the Day
    Miley Cyrus - Who owns my heart
  • abetterluke
    abetterluke Posts: 625 Member
    For me it's mainly a mix of hard alternative rock and hip hop -- but the song that has gotten me the most pumped up over the last few years has been Game - Red Nation (feat. Lil' Wayne). It's the perfect song for exercise.
  • jodybo2
    jodybo2 Posts: 116 Member
    I like the Rap Strength Training station on Pandora. It's actually not a lot of rap but awesome club/dance music. Gets me pumped every time.
  • abetterluke
    abetterluke Posts: 625 Member
    yogacat13 wrote: »
    If you like drums and bagpipes, nothing can get you up a hill like Clanadonia, Keepin it Tribal :), particularly Tu-Bardh and Hamster Heid:

    http://www.clanadonia.co.uk/music-video/

    Speaking of drums and bagpipes I'd throw a lot of dropkick murphys songs in the mix as well. They're pretty high energy and great for exercising.
  • soldiergrl_101
    soldiergrl_101 Posts: 2,205 Member
    yogacat13 wrote: »
    If you like drums and bagpipes, nothing can get you up a hill like Clanadonia, Keepin it Tribal :), particularly Tu-Bardh and Hamster Heid:

    http://www.clanadonia.co.uk/music-video/

    Speaking of drums and bagpipes I'd throw a lot of dropkick murphys songs in the mix as well. They're pretty high energy and great for exercising.

    I saw DKM in concert, they get you pumped for sure!

  • abetterluke
    abetterluke Posts: 625 Member
    yogacat13 wrote: »
    If you like drums and bagpipes, nothing can get you up a hill like Clanadonia, Keepin it Tribal :), particularly Tu-Bardh and Hamster Heid:

    http://www.clanadonia.co.uk/music-video/

    Speaking of drums and bagpipes I'd throw a lot of dropkick murphys songs in the mix as well. They're pretty high energy and great for exercising.

    I saw DKM in concert, they get you pumped for sure!

    I saw them once too! So good!
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