What's playing in your headphones that gets you motivated?

I am always curious about what type of music people listen to while they are doing some sort of activity like running,weight training,cardio, etc. I change it up sometimes but I always end back to the house music pumpin through my ear buds.
What do some of you listen to?
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  • jcreazy
    jcreazy Posts: 50 Member
    Progressive Trance is what I use.
  • MindyG150
    MindyG150 Posts: 1,296 Member
    Maroon 5!
  • roiLEI1554
    roiLEI1554 Posts: 143
    "Hall of Fame" by the Script
  • rcadams97
    rcadams97 Posts: 106
    T.I. No Mercy and Lil Wayne Right Above It.
  • The entire Daft Punk Alive 2007 album.
  • Koshkaxo
    Koshkaxo Posts: 332 Member
    Top 40 pop / dance hits! No shame here :happy:

    NIN and Rob Zombie for days when i feel serious lol
  • hadlam83
    hadlam83 Posts: 140
    ACDC, Guns n Roses, Bon Jovi, Meatloaf all make me walk (my exercise of choice) harder and faster!! Oh and John Farnham - you're the voice! Love that song!
  • Aretha Frankln when I wake up, or reggae, something sounds strong during my exercice like hiphop,or rock and sometimes dancefloor music. and when I m cooking soul music!
  • hadlam83
    hadlam83 Posts: 140
    Oh and Van Halen! :P Espec Jump!!
  • leanne2376
    leanne2376 Posts: 217
    Beyonce - ring the alarm
    Lady gaga - born this way and the edge of glory
    Flo Rida - club cant handle me
    New Order - confusion
    Olly Murs - Army of two
    Timbaland - way i are
  • Cherbear67
    Cherbear67 Posts: 245 Member
    a lot of the 80's music.. I find it keeps me motivated.. Not really into a lot of today's music.
  • Tatiyanya
    Tatiyanya Posts: 255 Member
    >.>
    Kasabian- Fast fuse, Velociraptor
    Justice - New Lands, cos Snake Plissken reference
    Muse - Resistance and assorted howling.
    Kansas - Carry On Wayward Son.

    Used to work out to dubstep thinking its like, obligatory or something, but got aneurism from that.

    If I need the beat I got for some EBM/Industrial stuff like in good ole times ;D
  • meeper123
    meeper123 Posts: 3,347 Member
    The pride by five finger death punch
  • milkandtea
    milkandtea Posts: 116 Member
    Really obnoxious and upbeat pop music.
  • diver71_au
    diver71_au Posts: 424 Member
    Has to be rockabilly for me if I am doing cardio

    For strength I can go from Metal to Country depending on the mood
  • MsPudding
    MsPudding Posts: 562 Member
    Of Monsters and Men - Little Talks
    Black Rebel Motorcyle Club - Whatever Happened to my Rock & Roll
    Goldfrapp - Oh La La
    Blink 182 - All the Small Things
    Blur - Song 2
    Deee-Lite - Groove is in the Heart
    White Stripes - Seventh Nation Army
    The Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition
    Muse - Supermassive Black Hole
    Kasabian - Empire
    Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit
    Stereophonics - Dakota
    Wannadies - You and Me Song
    Coldplay - Charlie Brown
  • wildaaron
    wildaaron Posts: 163 Member
    For my cardio today was a mix between

    - Linkin Park (their first 2 albums)
    - Skrillex (A select few songs and some of the remix's like get up - korn remix)
    - Korn
    - Disturbed

    Had all that on shuffle - was fun
  • ktdiddy
    ktdiddy Posts: 43 Member
    Sun King by State of Mind is best song for a good quick run! Starts slow and then tempo gets faster. Good for intervals!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imp0BqHBxyQ
  • twelfty
    twelfty Posts: 576 Member
    eminem - till i collapse
  • Nyksta
    Nyksta Posts: 241 Member
    I listened to Radiohead last night whilst on the exercise bike...
  • khall86790
    khall86790 Posts: 1,100 Member
    Beyonce is pretty good if you need to push yourself a little harder and also Outkast.
    Otherwise, I listen to my regular genres of music so Radiohead, Muse, Two Door Cinema Club, Mumford & Sons, etc.
    But if I need an extra push, I bust out some serious pop music.
  • JackieHJ
    JackieHJ Posts: 9
    A selection of heavy metal and hardrock for cardio, and some happy-sounding '60s/'70s music for strenght :P
  • shunta864
    shunta864 Posts: 52
    On Slacker Radio i found a hip hop workout station this morning that i love. Really didn't feel like working out so i thought listening to some music would get me hyped. found the station and it was playing Outkast- B.O.B. from there i was ready to go. lol...
  • Lt_Starbuck
    Lt_Starbuck Posts: 576 Member
    BEAST - Nico Vega
    MORE - Usher
    LET IT ROCK - Kevin Rudolf
    BIGGER THAN MY BODY - John Mayer
    SLEEPING THROUGH THE REVOLUTION - She Said Fire
    FURY OH FURY - Nico Vega
    SPECTRUM - Florence and the Machine
    Batman Score.
    ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER - Bear McCreary version
  • ndearing0501
    ndearing0501 Posts: 145 Member
    Skrillex, linkin park, pitbull, shakira, maroon 5, Britney Spears, dead mause, David guetta, Nicky minaj, queen, led zeppelin. I have a pretty eclectic playlist for working out, but having something different during a run really keeps me motivated and going strong!
  • agggie550
    agggie550 Posts: 281 Member
    Tech N9Ne ... D12 .... Kotton Mouth Kings ... and whatever else comes on the Tech N9N3 Pandora station... use to use the Rap strength training one, but over time, it turned a little to Poppy for me.
  • allthatroz
    allthatroz Posts: 32 Member
    Ne-Yo "Let's Go"...to get me started

    I mix it up a little with Old School Hip-Hop, MJ, & Ne-Yo
  • bobf279
    bobf279 Posts: 342 Member
    A selection from Jive bunny and the Master Mixers
  • silky_kitten
    silky_kitten Posts: 171 Member
    Flogging Molly and the Dropkick Murphys get me going everytime
  • Lt_Starbuck
    Lt_Starbuck Posts: 576 Member
    Skrillex, linkin park, pitbull, shakira, maroon 5, Britney Spears, dead mause, David guetta, Nicky minaj, queen, led zeppelin. I have a pretty eclectic playlist for working out, but having something different during a run really keeps me motivated and going strong!

    also this, a little 3Oh3, Tech N9Ne, NIN, 90s rock and on a the days I really need it... Metallica Black Album.