Music for workouts

drd715
drd715 Posts: 6 Member
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What songs get you pumped to do cardio or while you are working out??

Also feel free to add me for motivation and support!

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  • ERBred
    ERBred Posts: 33 Member
    I love some of the upbeat Train and Maroon 5 .
  • melodyvegan
    melodyvegan Posts: 59 Member
    I use the FitRadio app which generates workout playlists for you. You can chose by genre, workout activity, and pace/tempo, etc. It also offers audio coaching and interval setting options. I have a few playlists that are my go-tos and always keep me pumped during and even after workouts.

    https://www.fitradio.com/
  • avalonblues
    avalonblues Posts: 558 Member
    Here are a few current favorites:

    Revoluter No. 9 - The Beatles
    They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha Ha - Napoleon XIV
    Four Minutes, Thirty-Three Seconds - John Cage
    Night Traffic - Paul Lansky
    We Built This City - Starship
  • Danp
    Danp Posts: 1,561 Member
    I subscribe to a podcast by a group called 'Above & Beyond'.

    They put out a 2 hour mix each week of electronic music (trance/prog house) which I find perfect for when I'm working out, going for a run or out on my bicycle.

    The best bit is that since they release a new one each week I'm never listening to the same songs over and over again. Always new and fresh music to enjoy.
  • dpwellman
    dpwellman Posts: 3,271 Member
    Pillar - "Frontline"
    TFK - "Phenomenon"
    Falling Up - "Goodnight Gravity", "Good Morning Planetarium", "Indoor Soccer"
    Fireflight - "Unbreakable", "All I Need to Be"
    Anberlin - "The Resistance"
    Switchfoot - "Dark Horses"
    Plumb - "Drifting", "Exhale", "Beautifully Broken"
    Red - "Lost", "Gravity Lies"

  • grimendale
    grimendale Posts: 2,153 Member
    I created a Spotify playlist for my runs called Run Fat Boy Run (which also happens to be the title of one of the songs). It's mostly a mix of punk, ska, and metal. I'm especially fond of a couple of metal Disney covers (The Bells of Notre Dame is great) as well as Hatebreed's Perseverance, which is just someone yelling encouragement at you over driving metal guitars.

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