What music do you listen to while you exercise?

Old school video game music, rock, metal, aggressive hip-hop.

This was part of my Playlist yesterday, and let me tell you: that shit slapped.

Today's Kickboxing playlist.

I run to the best songs of Vixen . Its part of my routine at the gymn usually near the end of 1.5 hours. The 35 minutes are all videos of this hard rock Group with a beautiful and octavepella voice of Janet Gardner. Most of you have probably heard of the Top 40 hit Edge of a Broken Heart written by Richard Marx. Check it out your ll forget that your running with the awesome guitar rifts and the power lyrics.

I need THUMPERS. Rap and new school R&B with thick 808's for sure

Don't judge, but it varies on what I'm doing. Mostly 90s hip hop/rap, angry/aggressive songs, and horror movie scores.

One of my favorite tracks to jump rope to.

This song has been added to all of my recent workout playlist.

anything that get the blood flowing

I have a playlist made of songs around 100bpm which I listen to while jogging just to keep a steady pace. And another of songs around 80bpm, to keep myself from doing my exercise routine too fast...

I’ve got a good mix of rock/pop from the late 80s to about 2014 that I really get into. Other days I’ll listen to my favorite podcast about my career field that really gets me fired up to be my absolute best.

I work out to one song, and one song only.....

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I work out to one song, and one song only.....

When I'm exercising, I like to listen to music that rises and comes to a crescendo. Something like this:

Or this:

My wheezing.

Depends. Tonight it was this.

Jumping leather rope or mountain climbers/high knees.

This track straight for the three hrs Ex, Stav and myself will be working out for.

Ok, The Beast is warmed up.

Off I go.

I've been working out to this song since it was released.

Love jumping leather rope, doing high knees and mountain climbers to it.

My happy ass is sleepy and imma fall asleep spinning this track on replay.

I basically train like olympic weightlifters did back when Count Every Star by the Ravens came out (1950). This is footage of myself around Christmas 2018, when I was training the Clean & Press (strict) while doing sets of 3 for a heavy session, listening to that song. I always feel like pressing iron when I hear Count Every Star! It makes me think of John Davis (HW world/olympic champion in 1938 and 1946-1952. He was treating 285 lbs like I treat 205 here).

Back then, there was a gym in Philly where I'd have been welcome to train for free, as they gave free pass for any lifter who could press 200 lbs or more. The Clean & Press is a lost art. One tip: I strongly contract my lats as I initiate the press and this helps my shoulders to get that barbell moving. Listening to jazz also helps!

Other favorites when I lift... Harlem Nocturne and Flamingo by Earl Bostic, Ganz Paris träumt von der Liebe by Caterina Valente, Chanson d'Amour by Art & Dotty Todd. I also love the Rivieras' version of Count Every Star (1958).

Sometimes, I want to reconnect with my 16-yo self and think of Shinehead's Gimme No Crack! I sometimes listen to this too! I love this early sound of rap. I quickly got to like it back in the day! Not smoking crack also helps with the Press and Deadlift, big time!

I go through cycles but right now is a $uicideBoy$ radio on spotify

Erik Satie for yoga... I love this, other than sex, the perfect start to my day.

Mostly listen to House music.