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I usually stream music via YouTube to headphones when working out but I'm running out of ideas so would love some suggestions of good music to weight train to.
I quite like something with a thumping baseline but it can a bit monotonous and often stray into rock and maybe metal.
Most recent stuff was AC/DC, Cream, 50 Cent, Fatboy Slim, Madness, Five Finger Death Punch.
As you can see, pretty varied but as I'm always impressed by the music knowledge of many here I thought I would throw it out there. |
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over a year ago
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Spotify have a number of playlists just for tuning/gym/yoga/etc.
Some cracking tunes on there!
Run'n Bass is a good one.
Fave track at the moment is Calyx and Teebee - Long Gone |
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"I quite like cheesy 80's anthems that you are embarressed to say you love when working out. The kinds that make you wanna grin and just dance"
Thought that was just me  |
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"you could try ...discharge.. hear nothing see nothing say nothing album ..or for a really quick work out napalm death.. scum album. "
Like your taste in music  |
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I must admit I like a nice bit of hard aggressive metal when I'm working out.. Slayer really gets me fired up and pumped up and really makes a big difference to my mindset.
I can go from the Monday morning I can't believe I rolled outta bed this early shuffling along to smashing the sets and reps out in a few seconds with "war ensemble" screaming into my lugholes and battering my brain!!
I'll completely change track afterwards though if I finish off with a run before showering as I like something with a constant beat like dance music or whatever. |
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"I must admit I like a nice bit of hard aggressive metal when I'm working out.. Slayer really gets me fired up and pumped up and really makes a big difference to my mindset.
I can go from the Monday morning I can't believe I rolled outta bed this early shuffling along to smashing the sets and reps out in a few seconds with "war ensemble" screaming into my lugholes and battering my brain!!
I'll completely change track afterwards though if I finish off with a run before showering as I like something with a constant beat like dance music or whatever."
A bit of death rattle by pantera gets me in the mood |
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"Loose yourself Eminem. Apparently scientists found that to be the most motivational song for a gym session "
Till I collapse too.
But yeah loose yourself and eye of the Tiger come up in every top 10 pretty much. |
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"I quite like cheesy 80's anthems that you are embarressed to say you love when working out. The kinds that make you wanna grin and just dance
Thought that was just me "
Trying to resist the urge of belting out Total Eclipse of the Heart is very motivational |
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I always listen to trance as I need a fast beat to my workouts, here is a taste of what I have on my track selection:
Scooter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTQ3qy7tnLw
Talamsca - The THC philosophy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NT0YBQpmEjg
Skazi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LEwawGj7Zo |
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