Motivating Workout Music
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saschagm
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Hi everyone!
I thought we could use this discussion thread to fill it with any kind of music that keeps you guys motivated to stick to your routine, whether it's running, lifting, regular at-home-workouts or something different.
Let's inspire each other with lots of uplifting and good music!
I thought we could use this discussion thread to fill it with any kind of music that keeps you guys motivated to stick to your routine, whether it's running, lifting, regular at-home-workouts or something different.
Let's inspire each other with lots of uplifting and good music!
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I listen to music with a strong rhythm. The Verve, Depeche Mode, Smashing Pumpkins...Sometimes if I feel it I put on the best of James Brown.
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Broadway show tunes.
The broadway dance numbers just make me feel like moving.1 -
Donny Osmond - I'll Make a Man Out of You from the Mulan soundtrack is my main jam. It works, I kid you not.5
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TheRambler wrote: »I listen to music with a strong rhythm. The Verve, Depeche Mode, Smashing Pumpkins...Sometimes if I feel it I put on the best of James Brown.
The Verve and James Brown, yup yup yup!
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The Smiths - The Police - Certain Van Halen - The Talking Heads -- yes I am from the 80s6
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I love Macklemore to workout to, I'm also a fan of Eminem.
Lol, no one would ever guess, I'm this 40 year, softball mum blaring Slim Shady in my ear buds!!!!!!
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TheRambler wrote: »I listen to music with a strong rhythm. The Verve, Depeche Mode, Smashing Pumpkins...Sometimes if I feel it I put on the best of James Brown.
The Verve and James Brown, yup yup yup!
There's a great funk album that came out late 90s by some DJ. It was a non-stop run of a bunch of funk songs that fit into each other. I need to find that.0 -
TheRambler wrote: »TheRambler wrote: »I listen to music with a strong rhythm. The Verve, Depeche Mode, Smashing Pumpkins...Sometimes if I feel it I put on the best of James Brown.
The Verve and James Brown, yup yup yup!
There's a great funk album that came out late 90s by some DJ. It was a non-stop run of a bunch of funk songs that fit into each other. I need to find that.
I love Google. The Document by DJ Andy Smith. You need this. Trust me...A stranger you don't know. Haha0 -
I like to mix some radio pop in with my heavy metal. I like Disturbed, Volbeat, 5FDP, and some 80's heavy metal1
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Smack My *kitten* Up by The Prodigy.1
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who laughing now--jessie j
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Motorbreath - Metallica
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Power Metal, specifically ones about epic battles such. My favs are:
Black Unicorn - Voltaire
Brother's of Metal- Manowar
If I Die in Battle - Vancanto
And also pirate metal like:
The Sunk'n Norwegian - Alestorm0 -
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Also Til I Collapse By Eminem.0
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Forty Six & 2 by Tool is pretty epic for workouts. Especially people trying to transition and change a lot.0
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Personally, I have a playlist that I created for myself and other MFP links for this exact purpose. Current run time is almost 5 hours, and it grows with diversity as time goes by. Mostly indie or things that a lot of people don't put on their typical "workouts" like... no Welcome to the Jungle crud. Feel free to follow it if you like
https://open.spotify.com/user/12566439/playlist/7u1vdOPC5pV378JvDYL9bU
Editing to say that I tried to start it with "warm up" pacing, and also try to put in slow pace songs here and there so that if you are on shuffle, it'll pop in a bit of change if you like to match your pace... Like putting in "I Can't Stop" by Flux Pavilion, that song always manages to come up when I'm feeling like maybe I'll stop, and I always end up pushing further0 -
Personally, I have a playlist that I created for myself and other MFP links for this exact purpose. Current run time is almost 5 hours, and it grows with diversity as time goes by. Mostly indie or things that a lot of people don't put on their typical "workouts" like... no Welcome to the Jungle crud. Feel free to follow it if you like
https://open.spotify.com/user/12566439/playlist/7u1vdOPC5pV378JvDYL9bU
See above. Malacoda...Caspian. Progressive rock. No lyrics.0 -
Hi everyone!
Let's inspire each other with lots of uplifting and good music!
Tobymac - 'Me Without You'
VERIDIA - 'Still Breathing', 'Furious Love'
Fireflight - 'All I Need to Be', 'Unbreakable'
Pillar - 'Frontline', 'Hypnotized'
Red - 'Not Alone', 'Hold Me Now', 'The Ever', 'Lost'
Falling Up - 'Good Morning Planetarium', 'Broken Heart (Ghost of Seaside)'
Plumb - 'Lord I'm Ready Now', 'Exhale', 'Say Your Name'
Sleeping Giant - 'Tithemi'
Thousand Foot Krutch - 'Rawkfist', 'E For Extinction', 'Courtesy Call'
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