They 100% do not give a $hit. Very similar to that hilarious honey badger video.
A while back I watched one repeatedly body slam a fat-a#@ toad on a railroad tie. Can you imagine the neck strength that would take ?
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A while back I watched one repeatedly body slam a fat-a#@ toad on a railroad tie. Can you imagine the neck strength that would take ?
Rippetoe and Slayer, damn.
Torin
Level 6 Valued Member
When I was rowing for my cardio, I used to watch dexter. I envy all the people that said they can watch whatever they want while they workout; I would definitely take advantage of that if it were an option.
Now I alternate between all music types (randomly pick a playlist for the day and l let it determine the mood of the workout) or audio books (non-fiction for lighter cardio, and fiction for medium cardio / strength training).
Now I alternate between all music types (randomly pick a playlist for the day and l let it determine the mood of the workout) or audio books (non-fiction for lighter cardio, and fiction for medium cardio / strength training).
ShawnM
Level 9 Valued Member
I open up Metallica on pandora and just go with what comes next.
When I open pandora Drowning Pool kicks off. If I get tired of that I hit the shuffle.
silveraw
Level 9 Valued Member
Punk is underrated for workout music.
IMO some of the best fast bass lines are in punk music.
mar2safety
Level 6 Valued Member
80s metal, hard rock, 90s grunge, faster electronic stuff like drum and bass, jungle
depends on the session, oddly enough A+A snatches I like podcasts as the structure of the session is 'boring' per se
if the session calls for some intensity, go-tos include, Metallica - The Black Album, Faith No More - The Real Thing, AC/DC - Back in Black, Van Halen - 1984, or Soundgarden - Superunknown
depends on the session, oddly enough A+A snatches I like podcasts as the structure of the session is 'boring' per se
if the session calls for some intensity, go-tos include, Metallica - The Black Album, Faith No More - The Real Thing, AC/DC - Back in Black, Van Halen - 1984, or Soundgarden - Superunknown
I have a punk rock covers playlist
Hrungnir
Level 7 Valued Member
I listen to Pop Punk covers pretty much all day everyday, my wife calls it kids bop.
Not sure if yours is actually punk, like Gayrilla Biscuits or something tho lol.
mikko
Level 4 Valued Member
This is something I could definitely try. How many weeks you should run it before deload?
Paul Disney
Level 5 Valued Member
Lately it's been ska/punk. I'll tell Alexa to play Streetlight Manifesto radio, and she'll play a plethora of other bands, such as Voodoo Glow Skulls, Less Than Jake, etc. NOFX has been getting some air time too...
Had to back off the Amon Amarth for a bit...
Had to back off the Amon Amarth for a bit...
vojtakubi
Level 3 Valued Member
Well then The Interrupters and Rancid should be on playlist too.
Bill Lets
Level 6 Valued Member
Run your 8 week block then listen to these. You’ll deload.
SEVENTIES BUBBLE GUM ROCK:
“Yummy, Yummy, Yummy” Ohio Express
“Knock Three Times” Dawn
“Every Beat of My Heart” Josie & the PussyCat’s
“Wait til Tomorrow” The Banana Splits”
“Easy Come, Easy Go” Bobby Sherman
“Sugar Sugar” The Archie’s
“Smile a Little Smile for Me” Flying Machine
“I Think I Love You” Partridge Family
“Car Wash” Rose Royce
100%, deload followed by delife.
Xcal
Level 5 Valued Member
What about putting up an antique (or old style) wooden clock with a loud tick-tock? 60bpm
My uncle owned a watch-repair service, I was in and out of his ticking and tocking office. He worked on lots of big clocks too.