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music to run to.......which??
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27th Dec 07, 07:36 PM
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Age: 27
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music to run to.......which??
Anyone out there run to music?
What do you suggest/recommend? I have had a new i pod for xmas and am eager to try ot out running!!!
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27th Dec 07, 07:50 PM
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Age: 54
Gender: Male
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Location: Glasgow
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welcome to the board (and running !) Jodi. You'll find some like running to music, others don't. I always do, just keep your wits about you, especially if your route is at all busy. A bit of tempo is what you want, but beyond that depends on your own taste. Some like dance, for me it has to be rock/metal/punk.
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28th Dec 07, 08:21 PM
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Age: 28
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Location: Sopot
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Really cheesy pop / dance music works for me. To my eternal shame, obviously  Of course, there's no way I'd listen to Aqua or the Crazy Frog song when I'm not running. No way. Nope, never. Well, hardly ever... |
28th Dec 07, 08:41 PM
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Age: 27
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Ha ha that sounds like a plan actually!!!! I will try it and let you know how it goes,,,,,for experimental purposes only you understand?? Ha ha!!!
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28th Dec 07, 09:28 PM
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I reckon you should have some different styles of music for different running paces.
Like drum n bass/ Fast Rock song for all out running.
Hip Hop for more steady runs etc.
I think any song that has a beat will suffice as a good running song.
Theres a few music running podcasts worth checking out.
If your into dance music you can usally download free dj mixes from forums etc.
These are the best to run to.
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28th Dec 07, 10:35 PM
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Age: 54
Gender: Male
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Location: Glasgow
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Despite my previous post quoting rock/metal/punk as my choice for running, I have a notion to make up a playlist of numbers from musicals (Oh the Deadwood Stage is a-rollin' on over the plains .........) 
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7th Jan 08, 06:00 PM
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Age: 34
Gender: Male
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Location: Edinburgh, Scotland
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For some reason, Bonnie Tyler's "Holding out for a Hero" seems to make me run really fast. the song came on my ipod 6 miles into a 10 mile run and I clocked a 6 minute 10 second mile without even really trying to push myself (My usual long run pace is 7 min 20 sec).
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7th Jan 08, 07:48 PM
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Age: 54
Gender: Male
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Location: Glasgow
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Originally Posted by JBBury
For some reason, Bonnie Tyler's "Holding out for a Hero" seems to make me run really fast. the song came on my ipod 6 miles into a 10 mile run and I clocked a 6 minute 10 second mile without even really trying to push myself (My usual long run pace is 7 min 20 sec).
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I too would try to run away from a Bonnie Tyler song 
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25th Aug 08, 06:36 AM
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The Presets- "Cookie" and "Are you the one?" are really good they keep you moving. MGMT's "The Youth" and "Electric Feel" also. Ying Yang Twin's "Shake it like a salt shaker"
Jimmy Eat World "Pain"
Hope you try them out, they work out amazing for me, I run frequently and these are always on my list.
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25th Aug 08, 10:00 AM
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Real Name: Pete Matthews
Age: 29
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Location: Warwick, UK
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heavy metal gets my vote  |
25th Aug 08, 08:40 PM
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Age: 54
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Location: Glasgow
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Quote:
Originally Posted by beasty1711
heavy metal gets my vote |
Good man, looking forward to some good bills at a couple of upcoming gigs with my son, Slayer/Trivium/Mastodon in November and Slipknot/Machine Head/Children of Bodom in December 
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25th Aug 08, 08:45 PM
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Real Name: Pete
Age: 52
Gender: Male
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Location: Hull, East Yorkshire
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I am 52 and run to scooter's new double album. How sad is that? 
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swim, cycle, run, sit down and have a cuppa 
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25th Aug 08, 09:52 PM
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Real Name: Scott
Age: 28
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Location: Aberdeenshire
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Originally Posted by zanshin
I am 52 and run to scooter's new double album. How sad is that? |
Very, but I doff my cap to you for coming out with it in public. |
26th Aug 08, 06:54 AM
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Real Name: Giles
Age: 36
Gender: Male
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Quote:
Originally Posted by zanshin
I am 52 and run to scooter's new double album. How sad is that? |
Its okay. I am catching you and I have got it  . It has a great beat for running.
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26th Aug 08, 12:36 PM
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try not to run with anything that got Sirens!!! Confused m a few times looking round for the blue lights lol
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