Running Music

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  Could all you experienced runners recomend your choice of CD to put on my mp3 player as I am a bit crap at downloading and making playlists up . A lot easier for me to put CDs on to my mp3. 

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Kaiser Chiefs-Employment

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I've got Snow Patrol's Eyes Open on mine, not my kind of music usually but keeps me nice and level paced.... and stops me going charging off and promptly collapsing after 100 yards!

Scream

Prodigy - Fat of the Land

Bloc Party - both their albums

Libertines - both

[Deleted User]

definitely Libertines (fantastic to run to) also try Arctic Monkeys 'whatever people say I am...etc'

[Deleted User]

 i would recomend anything with a good beat. i run to music i would never listen to normaly. Someone once recomended i run to dance music, my reaction was you must be joking, but i tried it and it really carries you along. Also if you can get hold of the Rocky CD thats good to run to................... as long as you dont take it to far and start to think your him........... 

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If into dance google for 'podrunner' free podcast downloads designed for training by a running DJ. Easy to download too.

[Deleted User]

oasis all the way,  started listening to the enemy as well, good call on bloc party!!

Corinthian

The Strokes - 'Is this it?'

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Hi there,  I have discovered this most fantastic dance music website, all the music is constant bpm (beats per minutes) so your workout is consistent, you can choose from 130bpm (fast(ish) walk, to 180 - good clip.  All at least 1 hour long.

Hope you enjoy, and can download off the internet.

www.djsteveboy.com

Regards

 Rae 

[Deleted User]

Try this lot

Works for me

[Deleted User]

Rock steady reggae - Any of the Trojan collections should do you fine, perfect for longer runs.

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Try 'Fanfare for the common man' Emerson Lake and Palmer - have just checked a couple of other suggestions and they have been really entertaining - thanks

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Didn't use to run with an mp3, but since starting using it Cascada's album is 1st on the playlist

PetrH90

Nowadays just copy songs to your phone or MP3 player. Ideally, just use some online radio :)

b3nb123

Anyone else get really OCD when the music's tempo doesn't match their cadence!!? Or is that just me!
I usually run with an audiobook, though those time when I stick some music on I get really motivated and usually beat some PB's!

rodeoflip

Any music at all, any style and any tempo will do for running to.

As long as it's AC/DC, that is.........

Stevie9475

Get on Spotify, loads of good running playlists on there!

hillstrider

I'm old fashioned, and use an ipod shuffle.  I've burned my CD's onto Itunes  and then onto the shuffle. I stopped using it for running for several years, but since doing "spin sessions" on non running days, have got used to pedalling to the beat. I've therefore started using the shuffle again for running and find it very beneficial. I like heavy metal and symphonic rock, which are great for tempo pace running. I've never used it in races, and they are banned in the majority of races anyway, these days.

PetrH90

> @b3nb123 said:
> Anyone else get really OCD when the music's tempo doesn't match their cadence!!? Or is that just me!

> I usually run with an audiobook, though those time when I stick some music on I get really motivated and usually beat some PB's!

> @PetrH90 said:
> Nowadays just copy songs to your phone or MP3 player. Ideally, just use some online radio

If anyone is interested I will be glad when you look at my new article with jogging music. Here is: http://gymradio.com/best-workout-songs/best-running-music/

How5er

Im thinking about just using podcasts in future, joe rogan experience is the best ive found but i think it can completely take your mind away....

Captain_Darling

I used to listen to music for all ,y runs, but the bpm really through my tempo out! When I do put the music on though, it's got to be Rolling Stones,