Best Music To Workout To?
 

Besides New Year's Resolutions, Springtime will be here before you know it so the time to get in shape is NOW. N-O-W.

So what's the best music for working out? I am thinking more cardio (treadmill, bike, jogging, etc), something to get you going and keeps you moving for 20-30 mins.

For me: AC/DC

You?

them and zz top must be the most boring famous rock bands ever... to me

AC/DC is always good for some energy music. When I do extreme work outs I usually go a little heavier, slipknot, etc..

Slayer baby!!!!

up-tempo hip hop (i use the playlists off spotify)

Anything that goes well to the bouncing of asses on the stair mill!

You can't go wrong with a bit of Beiber..

We're not talking about working out yer COCK there Captain but thank you. :D

EDM does it for me. Specially with cardio.

Just after I slug back my 6-eggs in a glass - I put my running shoes on, throw some Rocky soundtrack on the iPod...then take a motivational nap on the sofa downstairs.

I tend to put on a radio station that plays music I do not like when I run.

I think we have a winner here! But is it ok if I substitute the Rocky 3 soundtrack? Eye Of The Tiger and all that. :D

Bugger all that... if you want to get serious you go with something that will offer enough peaks and valleys to simulate a true cross country experience, a journey of the mind and body if you will...

You go with one of these 20 to 40 minute mountains of the jam... plus it will purify your soul at the same time and you can't beat that!

Bombing a huge downhill section on my mountain bike with Barbra Streisand at full volume makes me feel like The Stig

haha!!!!

I just youtube motivational workout music. Gotta have the right mix on the treadmill for me to keep me going...music makes it so much easier!

Not sure why but that sentence just resonates with pure poetry. Moving. :thumbsup

christopher cross

just passing thru with some foo fighters.

Judas Priest

Get an Amazon prime membership and browse playlists for certain period music, made me remember songs I haven't heard for years and songs I had never learned the name of.

Of course being a former music journalist you know a lot of music but I'm sure you like to still get reminded of a fun song every now and then that you might not recall off the top of your head.

i like to workout in total complete and utter silence...

I like to workout to some gangsta rap, rock and heavy metal like:

The Tea Party (its Canadian)
Metallica
Stone Temple Pilots
Red Hot Chili Peppers
System of a Down
Foo Fighters
Rage Against The Machine
Lenny Kravitz

Pitbull playlist youtube. :thumbsup

My gym apparently thinks its Sam Smith and Taylor Swift. Im pretty sure theyre on repeat. Nothing like working out to slow jams and love songs.

Late 90's-mid 2000's trance sets. Paul van Dyk and Tiesto are my favorites. Here are a couple.

also this...

Techno or House. Sometimes 80's mix. Has to have a good beat for me to be able to stay motivated.

I like this one

Do you like Phil Collins? I've been a big Genesis fan ever since the release of their 1980 album, Duke. Before that, I really didn't understand any of their work. Too artsy, too intellectual. It was on Duke where Phil Collins' presence became more apparent. I think Invisible Touch was the group's undisputed masterpiece. It's an epic meditation on intangibility. At the same time, it deepens and enriches the meaning of the preceding three albums. :thumbsup

I I usually put on a mix of 1970's funk myself.



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if you can manage to workout without any music and focus on your workout you will do just fine, but if you are new and need to forget the agony of being a noob with some audio then try something loud that will help you get angry and use some extra stamina

It's really what music gets you "going".

I revert to dance / edm / rap / rock during workouts.

On PC when it comes to motivation, I usually have Eminem on quite a bit. So positive. I owe this guy a lot.

It took me YEARS (and many ounces of very strong marijuana) to even begin to "get" the Peter Gabriel years, like The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway.

I love Duke and Abacab and their self-titled album Genesis, with 'Mama' on it. Fucking brilliant. (Of course it all came crashing down with the dreadful We Can't Dance. That album sucked balls.)