What rockin workout mix do you use?

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I'm looking for some suggestions on some music to workout to. My playlists are old and played to death. What do all MFP friends have on their ipods?
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  • ohmelgosh79
    ohmelgosh79 Posts: 118 Member
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    no matter what type of workout I'm doing, I prefer hard rock or metal. Every once in a while I'll throw some pop or rap in but I mainly stick to rock or metal.
  • strawberrytoast
    strawberrytoast Posts: 711 Member
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    I stick do dance/90's techno :blushing: tunes for jogging so each beat = 1 step. I find it much easier to jog like this to a fast beat, when a slow song comes on i tend to slow down too.

    Any other exercise i just play anything on my pod lol
  • GwennyH
    GwennyH Posts: 80 Member
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    I actually just went to the Apple iTunes store and typed in "workout" and listened to a bunch of previews. Then I picked a few good ones to download. I think the ones I picked were from an iTunes Essentials Workout Playlist, but another one I like is "Top 40 Hits Remixed" Power Music Workout...

    For some reason I can't listen to songs I actually like and listen to regularly (in the car, etc) or it slows me down and relaxes me too much. For working out, I tend to like fast-paced techno-like songs that I wouldn't normally listen to.
  • Mummyadams
    Mummyadams Posts: 1,125 Member
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    I like to mix it up - I check out itunes and see what's new. Some of my old faves are;
    We Found Love - Rihanna
    Sexy & I know it - LMFAO
    Titanium - David Guetta
    What doesn't kill you - Kelly Clarkson
    Turn me On - David Guetta
    You shook me all night long - ACDC
    For Today - Netherworld Dancing
    Times Like These - Foo Fighters
    These Days - Foo Fighters
    It's like That - RUN DMC
    You Gotta Know - Supergroove
    Without Me - Eminem
    In da Club - 50 Cent
    Smack My ***** Up - The Prodigy
    Firestarter - Prodigy
    Work it - Missy elliot
    Blow Me one last kiss - Pink
  • MommiLauren
    MommiLauren Posts: 323 Member
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    i just made a new playlist with p!nk, young the giant, gym class heroes, 30 seconds to mars, rise against, the used....
  • Goatgirl8
    Goatgirl8 Posts: 57 Member
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    Awesome! Thanks for the ideas. I love it.
  • FightingGenetics
    FightingGenetics Posts: 108 Member
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    Pandora is the way to go. I like "Lil Wayne" Radio mixed with "Flo Rida". Works for me.
  • jnchorn
    jnchorn Posts: 250 Member
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    thanks I am always looking for new music for my ipod
  • Amy911Gray
    Amy911Gray Posts: 685 Member
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    Try Podrunner Intervals through iTunes--it's free and I can get up to 7.4 mph during a workout where any playlist I create only 6.8 mph at best. I think it's because I don't know the songs on Podrunner or ever listen to this type of music outside of working out.

    They also have three different intervals -- 5k, 8k and 10k....it's fun and motivating!
  • stephg8987
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    I have a bunch of varied stuff on mine but starting with Tightope (Solo Version)- Janelle Monae seems to do a pretty good job of helping me start strong.
  • Ely82010
    Ely82010 Posts: 1,998 Member
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    What ever is playing at the Gym because I don't have and iPod. I can't function with anything stack inside my ears, and most of the time I am not even aware of the music anyway.
  • elprincipito
    elprincipito Posts: 1,200 Member
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    justin bieber
  • marie_25m
    marie_25m Posts: 64 Member
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    80's music....rock music. Use Pandora...
  • themommie
    themommie Posts: 4,994 Member
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    I love the song titanium also flo-rida wild one
  • n0ob
    n0ob Posts: 2,390 Member
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    My current:

    Burning heart-survivor
    Eye of the tiger-survivor
    Hearts on fire-rocky iv soundtrack
    We will rock you-queen
    Another one bites the dust-queen
    Lose yourself-eminem
    Here I go again-whitesnake
    Back in black-acdc
  • sashab4
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    I really like country music so here's what I listen to:

    1. Country Girl (Shake it for me) by Luke Bryan
    2. Kerosene by Miranda Lambert
    3. Bagage Claim by Miranda Lambert
    4. Crazy Town by Jason Aldean
    5. Hicktown by Jason Aldean
    6. Take a Little Ride by Jason Aldean
    7. Good Girl by Carrie Underwood
    8. Backwoods by Justin Moore
    9. Lotta Boot Left to Fill by Eric Church
    10. It'z Just How We Do by Florida Georgia Line
  • Louisianababy93
    Louisianababy93 Posts: 1,709 Member
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    Rock your body- Justin Timberlake.
    Downfall of us all- A Day to Remember.
    The Way I Are - Timberland.
    Your Going Down -Sick Puppies
    Permiscuous Girl- Nelly Fortado.
    Down with the Sickness-Disturbed.
    Remember Everything-FiveFingerDeathPunch
    CountryGirl Shake it for me-Luke Bryan
    T-R-O-U-B-L-E - Travis Tritt.
    Work Hard,Play Hard -Wiz Khalifa.
    E.T -Katy Perry.
    I kissed a girl -Katy Perry
    Keep Me In Mind - Zac Brown Band.
    Bring Me to Life - Evanescence.
    Call me when your Sober -Evanescence.
    The monkey and the baboon- Horace Trahen.
    Who Stole My Monkey -Richard LeBouf
    Shake it shake it -Jamie Bergeron
    Bootycall- Travis Matte.
    The Butt Thing- Horace Trahen.
    Lost In Stereo-All Time Low
    Toxic Valentine-All Time Low.

    I LOVE ALL MUSIC! if you want more suggestions,Message me..
    lol,dont judge my cajun music!
  • HellsKells
    HellsKells Posts: 671 Member
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    I listen to house/techno, because the beat helps me stay in rhythm. Plus, I f*cking love it! :happy:

    Soundcloud, mixcloud, technolivesets, mixing.dj.....all good sources.
  • saudade108
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    Mine is currently all Armin Van Buuren (techno) I love house/dubstep/techno music for working out.

    My faves are Armin Van Buuren, Tiesto, David Guetta, Kaskade, Paul Van Dyk ect
  • nexangelus
    nexangelus Posts: 2,081 Member
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    Metal, rock and dubstep, artists too many and varied to list...change it up every time. The gym music is horrid radio pop UGH!