What music do you listen to when you train?

[metaldrummer]

Looks like there was another music thread but the last reply was August, so I'll just make another I guess.

Yesterday was...

 

[Mark Limbaga]

Depending on the mood

Iron maiden
Acdc
Metallica
Black Sabbath
Poison
Guns n roses
Coheed and Cambria
The used
Halestorm
Pillar
Linkin park

I can go on and on

 

[ShawnM]

Metallica on Pandora, lots of bands on their.

 

[Thule]

When I need pep: Go Faster by the Black Crowes


I must never listen to it when driving.

 

[solarbear]

90s Canadian Alternative
Our Lady Peace, Tragically Hip, Treble Charger, Watchmen

 

[offwidth]

90s Canadian Alternative
Our Lady Peace, Tragically Hip, Treble Charger, Watchmen

Rheostatics?

 

[Dydo]

I hear that music they put on in the gym. But in reality it's as if she's not there and I don't pay attention. Many people like to train with headphones on their ears, but I even find it unpleasant because it gets in the way. When I train, there is only me /my mind/ and the weight I have to overcome in the corresponding exercise I am performing. You might think I don't like music, but I don't. I even play the guitar, but I'm still not a professional musician, but an amateur. I just don't listen to music when I work out.

 

[jozko]

Black/folk metal of Scandinavian, German or Eastern European origin.

YT channel Black Metal Promotion provides some good stuff, both newer and older. I see you have a good taste for music ^^

 

[John K]

Those are some good ones.

 

[offwidth]

Pretty much the sound of my heart and creaky joints….

 

[renegadenate]

EDM

 

[Hung]

 

[solarbear]

Rheostatics?

They are in a couple of the mixes that Spotify made for me.

 

[Steve Freides]

If someone would be kind enough, please lookup the earlier forum threads on this and post links to them here.

Thanks in advance.

-S-

 

[metaldrummer]

Do you try to match your reps with it?

 

[Hung]

Do you try to match your reps with it?

 

[Luis T. Gonzalez]

I’m probably an odd one but I listen to a lot of country. It keeps me from hyping myself up. Hardy, Cody Johnson, Chris Stapleton and others. When I feel like listening to other stuff it’s usually Five finger Death Punch, Metallica, Trivium, Pantera, Senses Fail, and others. Sometimes I put on classsical too or don’t listen to anything.

 

[Cochran]

I train in my living room, next to my turntable. In the past couple of years, I’ve (re)collected tons of vinyl from my youth:

AC/DC
Accept
Black Sabbath
Iron Maiden
Judas Priest
Rainbow
Riot
Thin Lizzy
Etc…

 

[John K]

I’m probably an odd one but I listen to a lot of country. It keeps me from hyping myself up. Hardy, Cody Johnson, Chris Stapleton and others. When I feel like listening to other stuff it’s usually Five finger Death Punch, Metallica, Trivium, Pantera, Senses Fail, and others. Sometimes I put on classsical too or don’t listen to anything.

Sounds like we have similar music tastes.

 

[Wes Yeary]

When I'm at the gym, I don't listen to anything. If I'm at home, usually a podcast. Sometimes metal, but it's generally doom metal; not exactly the kind of thing to "pump you up." I've also been known to listen to Radiohead and REM. So I guess it's just based on mood. Last night, I did heavy club while listening to Pat Flynn and Dan John.