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Music for the gym!
I need some music to put on my ipod for the gym as i've started to run out of ideas. I like all kinds of music but really after ideas for rock etc (not death metal) eye of the tiger kind of stuff. i like house, hip hop DnB if that helps. any sugestions welcome 
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Vanilla ice!!!! HHHHHHHHHHHEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLL NO lol i would want to smack myself in the head with a dumbell untill the wigga stopped lol
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Originally Posted by jonathan100
I need some music to put on my ipod for the gym as i've started to run out of ideas. I like all kinds of music but really after ideas for rock etc (not death metal) eye of the tiger kind of stuff. i like house, hip hop DnB if that helps. any sugestions welcome
As is any of the Rocky soundtrack, also the Top Gun songs are good. Also, G&R's tend to be good. I also like some songs done by GUN to train to.
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transplants, rammstein, especially adios whilst doing weighted sit-ups...pushes you on...! maybe 'goodluck' Basement Jaxx, foreigner-used to train to this in prep for competitions, so fond memories! It depends on how you train as well as music choice, no use suggesting things that are quicker/slower than is comfortable for your personal preferences-although you could adjust them to fit your sets and rests.
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go to www.mixdepot.net and download free mixes of house and trance
my favourite DJ's on this site are
www.mixdepot.net/sethdillangavin house and progressive house [weight training booster] all his sets are quality
www.mixdepot.net/stevo for running and cv workouts [feb06 mix is v good]
my favourite DJ's on this site are
www.mixdepot.net/sethdillangavin house and progressive house [weight training booster] all his sets are quality
www.mixdepot.net/stevo for running and cv workouts [feb06 mix is v good]
also have some leftfield chamillionare and foofighters on.
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Originally Posted by jonathan100
I need some music to put on my ipod for the gym as i've started to run out of ideas. I like all kinds of music but really after ideas for rock etc (not death metal) eye of the tiger kind of stuff. i like house, hip hop DnB if that helps. any sugestions welcome
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I always try and get into a daydream when running, hence the 80's style stadium rock always does good as in my dream state I'm making the female filled audience go wild ....or some catchy chorus'd rock song which keeps the beat going....deffo need to be in that dream state.
....or some catchy chorus'd rock song which keeps the beat going....deffo need to be in that dream state.
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Marilyn Manson - Antichrist Superstar 
You'll soon get fit running and keeping up with Beautiful People !!!
There was report in a weekend paper a while ago about best music for the gym whether you liked rock, r&b or classical and they had them divided up by beats per minute so you could tailor music to aerobic / weights etc. It was probably the Mail on Sunday, Sunday Times or Saturday Telegraph that I saw it in
You'll soon get fit running and keeping up with Beautiful People !!!There was report in a weekend paper a while ago about best music for the gym whether you liked rock, r&b or classical and they had them divided up by beats per minute so you could tailor music to aerobic / weights etc. It was probably the Mail on Sunday, Sunday Times or Saturday Telegraph that I saw it in
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