What music do you listen to when you train?

[MikeL]

Punk Pop and Punk Rock like you’d get on Tony Hawks Pro Skater back in the day. But nothing beats the silence of the mind after a heavy set!

 

[JasonRVA]

Here's my Spotify playlist with 200+ songs about being unstoppable.

 

[Ian CL]

Here is what I’ve been enjoying lately

Nice punk/post punk mix. Snodgrass is awesome. Have you heard his stuff with Drag the River?

 

[Duncon76]

Hey
Depends on mood, but most of the time I will play DMX, Tupac, 12 stones, Kidney Theives, Breaking Benjamin, Evanescence, Lincoln Park,

 

[wags]

Vintage Rock n Roll from 60's thru 70's mostly on my 40+ year old hi-fi stereo system.

 

[musicsherlock]

Lately, I prefer softer Texas/Alt Country when A&A snatching as I feel it helps me better control my heartrate.

Here’s a couple pages from one of my playlis

Saw Gregory Alan Isakov with The Milk Carton Kids this past October. Great show!

 

[j_layport]

Tool

 

[Steve Freides]

Welcome back MSFCI @j_layport.

Opera and Metal share: melodrama.

-S-

 

[silveraw]

Nice punk/post punk mix. Snodgrass is awesome. Have you heard his stuff with Drag the River?

No I'll have to check that out! Thanks for the recommendation!

 

[Brak]

Pandora mix that has mostly:

• Queens of the Stone Age
• Deftones
• Tool
• White Stripes
• Black Keys

 

[SwampDog]

Here's my Spotify playlist with 200+ songs about being unstoppable.

What a great list, as if I made it and with just enough variety to discover something new. Thank you

 

[metaldrummer]

 

[metaldrummer]

 

[Jacob DeRossett]

SLEEP
OM
King Gizzard and The Lizzard Wizzard
OH SEES
TOOL

 

[Spartan Agoge]

Either epic music, or aggressive rock/metal in my home gym. Or just silence.

Pop, rap etc(aka commercial gym music) is good only if your training is walking on the treadmill

 

[mvikred]

Didn’t realise that StrongFirst community has a lot of TOOL fans !!….. Very Cool !!!

I listen to music and the kind of music depending on my mood. EDM, Rock, or Metal when I listen. EDM is more generic and don’t have too much of a preference, so I run any generic playlist on Apple Music. Rock and Metal, I’m a bit more specific. More recently I’ve been revisiting Death, Edge of Sanity, The Faceless, and Necrophagist.

 

[BrianCF]

Whatever is playing at the gym. I don't use headphones. Not good for your hearing. I like talking to people.

 

[Red_and_Black]

Political and military strategy and news from current conflicts - mostly Ukraine and Gaza currently. The music of bombs and guns.

 

[watchnerd]

I stopped listening to music.

My training efficiency has improved dramatically, as I stop farting around trying to cue up certain songs for certain lifts.

Instead, I cue up weightlifting competitions.

 

[watchnerd]

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…

How are you avoiding skipping?