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What music do you listen to while working out?

breezyfitness
breezyfitness Posts: 49 Member
edited November 2024 in Fitness and Exercise
I want to download some great music to listen to while I exercise.

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  • shadow2soul
    shadow2soul Posts: 7,692 Member
    Part of my current cardio playlist:
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    Part of my current lifting playlist:
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  • breezyfitness
    breezyfitness Posts: 49 Member
    Thanks!
  • ljk0615
    ljk0615 Posts: 160 Member
    I really enjoy listening to podcasts during cardio check out serial, criminal, undisclosed.
  • allie_oop_07
    allie_oop_07 Posts: 16 Member
    I've been listening to the podcast "Welcome to Nightvale." I only let myself listen to it when I run so that also gives me motivation to suck it up and put on my running shoes. Most of them are 25-30 minutes so perfect 5k background for beginners. I also find I concentrate more on the podcast than I do music and it distracts me better.
  • cfp1981
    cfp1981 Posts: 29 Member
    I listen to whatever is playing at the gym, never really got into bringing my own mp3 player along, although maybe I should. Once my home gym setup is complete I will probably create some playlists.
  • annaheyoolay
    annaheyoolay Posts: 100 Member
    I had been listening to podcasts but just downloaded RockMyRun and discovered that I run faster when listening to music. They have some really fun mixed.
  • Rabin
    Rabin Posts: 18 Member
    shadow2soul wrote: »
    Part of my current cardio playlist:
    e588vyoqvblr.jpg
    Part of my current lifting playlist:
    zc94dqe8si9k.jpg


    You have excellent taste in music!
  • Cortneyrenee04
    Cortneyrenee04 Posts: 1,117 Member
    Skrillex for running!
  • UnLtd_Lou
    UnLtd_Lou Posts: 2 Member
    For running, DJ Assault. All 150 bpm all the time gets my stride so right. And the inane hooks lull my brain into transcendent, laser-focused, imbecility, so that any bodily suffering just doesn't register.

    I'm personally fond of "weave pulled out" and "let me c u pop" Ghetto tech FTW.
  • MK24551
    MK24551 Posts: 174 Member
    UnLtd_Lou wrote: »
    For running, DJ Assault. All 150 bpm all the time gets my stride so right. And the inane hooks lull my brain into transcendent, laser-focused, imbecility, so that any bodily suffering just doesn't register.

    I'm personally fond of "weave pulled out" and "let me c u pop" Ghetto tech FTW.

    Lmao, at first I read the last song as "let me c u poop!" n was thinking hmmm that must be a strange song! Lol love when ur eyes play tricks on u! But anyway I love good music while working out!
  • sheldonklein
    sheldonklein Posts: 854 Member
    I listen to audiobooks. Exercise is the only time I'm not too distracted to listen to them. But if I do listen to music, it is my usual playlist. I have one gigantic Spotify playlist. I never got the notion of listening to different music depending on the activity, or time of day, or whatever.
  • 3kids1horse
    3kids1horse Posts: 5 Member
    I set Rage Against the Machine "station" on Pandora
  • Velum_cado
    Velum_cado Posts: 1,608 Member
    My workout playlist is mainly: Combichrist, Pantera, Rammstein, The Prodigy, Rage Against the Machine, and Sepultura
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