The best work out music

Hippititimus

Not really a question, most folks I know excercise to hard and fast dance music with loads of beats per minute, and certainly in the past this is also what i would have done.

What is your favourite music (or style of music) to work out to.

I ask because recently i came across an old (i think) Tony Robbins - 'improve your life' audio program. I make no reference to the program and its quality or whether it will really improve your life but within the program was an hours worth of workout music. I find it very powerful but not like anything i would ever have used before, some of it sounds like it could be from a 70's porn movie or TV themes or something but it is truly inspiring and positive. In fact when i come to the end Im a bit sad as i fear the good emotions it seemed to bring will leave me.



Tell me what you listen to and why?

PBJunkie

Metal for weight lifting as it wakes up the animal within me, time to move some iron

rhonda999

Ok, i'm old school, but I think the Gap Band and Foghat's Slow Ride are great... they really pick up my pace!!

Iamfit4life

Eminem Pandora station

rhonda999

Love my Pandora also...

KMSForLife

Not really a question, most folks I know excercise to hard and fast dance music with loads of beats per minute, and certainly in the past this is also what i would have done.

What is your favourite music (or style of music) to work out to.

I ask because recently i came across an old (i think) Tony Robbins - 'improve your life' audio program. I make no reference to the program and its quality or whether it will really improve your life but within the program was an hours worth of workout music. I find it very powerful but not like anything i would ever have used before, some of it sounds like it could be from a 70's porn movie or TV themes or something but it is truly inspiring and positive. In fact when i come to the end Im a bit sad as i fear the good emotions it seemed to bring will leave me.



Tell me what you listen to and why?

I have to giggle a little bit - "sounds like it could be from a 70's porn movie . . . but it is truly inspiring and positive" LOL

I listen to a variety of modern music - country, pop, rap, rock, etc. I leave my "love" songs out of my workout mix - as long as the song is upbeat then it is good for me.

jrich1

Pantera or heavy rock like that.. gets the blood flowing

pftjill

I just listen to anything that has a good beat that will get my cadence up with the beat.

Hippititimus

Im sure some of those movies were inspiring