April 8, 201412 yr So, I'm trying to become a runner (kinda) (difficult task for this Group Fitness girl - class instructors have all the cool music ready to go). I was searching on Pandora for fun songs to listen to while running, but kept coming up short. Looks like I need my own play list. What are your favorite songs to workout/run to? I love really fast, energetic songs. Here is one example (maybe not the best example, but the first one that came to mind): The video may be kind of dumb, but I LOVE the pace.
April 8, 201412 yr i have a play list just for working out...for some reason..I like this one...cause it starts of a little slow..then the pace pics up and it makes me work harder https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=5jWF0Yaxf2g
April 11, 201412 yr The Sarge likes to have a driving beat that matches his cadence. Makes for a no-brainer. Left-right-left-right-left ... all to the beat of the music ON the beat. For training runs, that's 172 to 180 BPM (Beats per minute) and for races he kicks it up to about 190 BPM. There are several online database of songs that you can search based on the BPM. Make your playlist(s) from those. Google will lead you there ... Easy Peasy
April 11, 201412 yr I look to the Germans for my workout music. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsEVr4TQo9w
April 12, 201412 yr Author gonna try out a Pandora station for a run this morning. It's a station under the Workout Genre / Classic Rock. TNT by AC DC is the first song. :) I've been playing with Googling bpm's found a couple helpful websites. Thanks! :)
April 12, 201412 yr gonna try out a Pandora station for a run this morning. It's a station under the Workout Genre / Classic Rock. TNT by AC DC is the first song. :) I've been playing with Googling bpm's found a couple helpful websites. Thanks! :) Pandora has a workout genre station? :wub:
April 12, 201412 yr Anything Dio because "WE ARE THE STRONGEST PEOPLE ON EARTH"--RJ Dio http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aao1kuf8GEs
April 12, 201412 yr I've been playing with Googling bpm's found a couple helpful websites. The "average runner" (is there such a thing?) is "comfortable running" (is there such a thing?) with a 180 bpm cadence. Start there and work up or down a few beats. The Sarge is comfortable from about 165 to 190, depending on what's going on. Easy Peasy
May 3, 201412 yr Author I downloaded two new apps for running. One is called PumaTrac. This uses GPS to track miles, time, calories, and stuff. Kinda cool, but I feel like I am being followed. :) The other is FitRun, which is a music app like app like Pandora. You can select from all different genres and bpms. I may upgrade to see if it has more features like the ability to like or dislike songs. It would also be cool if you could bump the selections up or down (make the music faster or slower). I think there was another app that did this, but it selected songs from your iTunes and I don't have enough music loaded onto that. Yesterday, I listened to an alternative rock station that was super cool.. Today, I listened to 80's, cuz I love the 80's so much!!! And I got to hear this fun classic 80's tune! :)
May 9, 201412 yr Author Listened to the Weezer station on Pandora during my run today!! One of my favorite stations!!! Weezer, Cake, Red Hot Chili Peppers and they even threw in Rick Springfield for me today. :) Cool station!
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