Workout Music

kylashealy
kylashealy Posts: 29
edited October 7 in Fitness and Exercise
Trying to get to know some people on here! What are you favorite songs to work out to? I love Katy Perry & also Lady Gaga's "Just Dance". I am NOT a fan of Gaga herself, but some of her music is good!

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  • hawleywood89
    hawleywood89 Posts: 7 Member
    My favourites are:

    Usher - More
    Qwote ft. Pitbull - Throw your hands up (Or the spanish version Danza Kuduro) amazing beats for fast pace and cheerful
    Kanye West - All of the Lights
    Flo Rida - Good Feeling (Or Levels by Avicii)
    Martin Solveig - Ready 2 go
    Sean Kingston - Face Drop (Remix) ft. Pleasure P
  • kylashealy
    kylashealy Posts: 29
    My favourites are:

    Usher - More
    Qwote ft. Pitbull - Throw your hands up (Or the spanish version Danza Kuduro) amazing beats for fast pace and cheerful
    Kanye West - All of the Lights
    Flo Rida - Good Feeling (Or Levels by Avicii)
    Martin Solveig - Ready 2 go
    Sean Kingston - Face Drop (Remix) ft. Pleasure P

    I LOVE Usher!! :) me and my son will dance around the house until we pass out when we listen to DJ Got Us Fallin In Love :)
  • thepriceclan
    thepriceclan Posts: 6
    I have a few upbeat disco songs on my ipod that help me get moving!
  • hawleywood89
    hawleywood89 Posts: 7 Member
    My favourites are:

    Usher - More
    Qwote ft. Pitbull - Throw your hands up (Or the spanish version Danza Kuduro) amazing beats for fast pace and cheerful
    Kanye West - All of the Lights
    Flo Rida - Good Feeling (Or Levels by Avicii)
    Martin Solveig - Ready 2 go
    Sean Kingston - Face Drop (Remix) ft. Pleasure P

    I LOVE Usher!! :) me and my son will dance around the house until we pass out when we listen to DJ Got Us Fallin In Love :)

    I pretty much stick to upbeat songs that push me. It is pretty amazing the difference between jogging listening to nothing and jogging listening to music that is fast. I also listen to random slower songs when lifting weights.
  • qnz234
    qnz234 Posts: 15 Member
    yeap her music tends to be upbeat, though im not a gaga fan myself. Rihanna has some upbeat songs as well.
  • qnz234
    qnz234 Posts: 15 Member
    My favourites are:

    Usher - More
    Qwote ft. Pitbull - Throw your hands up (Or the spanish version Danza Kuduro) amazing beats for fast pace and cheerful
    Kanye West - All of the Lights
    Flo Rida - Good Feeling (Or Levels by Avicii)
    Martin Solveig - Ready 2 go
    Sean Kingston - Face Drop (Remix) ft. Pleasure P

    I LOVE Usher!! :) me and my son will dance around the house until we pass out when we listen to DJ Got Us Fallin In Love :)

    I pretty much stick to upbeat songs that push me. It is pretty amazing the difference between jogging listening to nothing and jogging listening to music that is fast. I also listen to random slower songs when lifting weights.

    great strategy
  • sheila262
    sheila262 Posts: 1 Member
    Spirit of 76- The Alarm
    Karma- Alicia Keyes
    Before He Cheats- Carrie Underwood
    Big Star- Kenny Chesney
    Calling You - Blue October
    Come Back to Me- David Cook
    Almost anything by Pink
    Forever young- Alphaville
    Party in the USA- Miley Cyrus
    Love all of these!
  • anasf139
    anasf139 Posts: 101
    Havent updated my ipod in a while but these still keep me going at the gym!

    Beyonce - Single ladies
    Usher - More
    Pixie Lott - All about tonight
    Flo Rida - Club cant handle me
    Katy Perry - all
    Kelly Clarkson - My life would suck without you
  • chronosfire
    chronosfire Posts: 52
    As lame as this sounds, I've been listening to a lot of old 90's stuff and...musicals! I have the Muppets soundtrack on my iPod, and a lot of the songs are so fun and upbeat, it gets me in the mood to move it!
  • pretty_ribbons
    pretty_ribbons Posts: 154 Member
    Carnival music!!! i cannot express how much i love it, it reminds me of summer time, I hear the beat and just wanna dance its really made me love working out!
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