Lifting/Workout Music

[rhanzlikusaf]

I'm finally back in the gym after moving and getting into the rhythm of a new job. I'm making a lifting playlist, what are your go to pump up songs for the gym?

 

[Florida173]

 

[Salt USMC]

I have this on my "sprint" playlist. Whenever it or The Trooper come on, I'm guaranteed to puke

 

[SaintKP]

This is my lifting/sprints/busting ass and pushing for pr playlist (metal, rock, punk, etc.)

 

[Ooh-Rah]

This is my lifting/sprints/busting ass and pushing for pr playlist (metal, rock, punk, etc.)

That's pretty cool how you posted your playlist on the forum. Thanks for sharing, some good music in there! At this point, I've played that damn Sabotage song and all of those System of A Down tunes so many times on my bike rides I find myself 'skipping' them from time to time.

 

[Polar Bear]

Hard rock while lifting, ABBA while riding

 

[CDG]

Pretty much anything by Five Finger Death Punch. Hatebreed to get amped for a specific big lift. And some random shit when I'm doing conditioning. Lady GaGa, Skrillex, Kevin Gates, etc.

 

[SaintKP]

@Ooh-Rah Same, they used to do it for me now I mainly use them to get going until I get to the heavier part of the playlist.

 

[Totentanz]

Entire Megadeth discography
Entire Volbeat discography
Entire Delain discography

There are some others in there, but those three define the majority of what I listen to).

 

[R.Caerbannog]

I'm a fan of Pandora, especially with some of the playlists that I've tuned over time. I find the random mix of old favorites and new hits makes my rowing sessions less monotonous, plus I can switch from rock to pop to jazz depending on what workout I'm doing.

 

[Gunz]

Nickelback.

 

[J.S.]

I definitely suggest Vince Staples, Schoolboy Q, and Maxo Kream if you like rap.

 

[Blizzard]

I rotate songs through every several weeks to try and keep it somewhat fresh. It's mostly a rock mix (old and new) but I'm not afraid to through a pop tune in there every once and awhile. My current list (always shuffled) includes:

I Like it Heavy - Halestorm
Square Hammer - Ghost
Novacaine - 10 Years
Push - Thousand Foot Crutch
Face to the Floor - Chevelle
Gold on the Ceiling - The Black Keys
Are You Ready for Me? - The Unknown
Black Cadillac - Shinedown
Believer - Imagine Dragons
Feels - Calvin Harris
The Light - Disturbed
Apocalyptic - Halestorm
Lifeline - Thousand Foot Crutch
Rock and Roll Train - AC/DC


and pretty much any Nickelback!

 

[Red Flag 1]

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[Muppet]

Anything, Barry Manilow, Mandy is a good one.

M.

 

[RustyShackleford]

Mike and Mike on ESPN radio in the garage at home or work. When on the road the earbuds go in and I hit shuffle. Then it's anything from Blood for Blood to Merle Haggard. I could work out in silence if it weren't for the tinnitus.

 

[Frank S.]

Mike and Mike on ESPN radio in the garage at home or work. When on the road the earbuds go in and I hit shuffle. Then it's anything from Blood for Blood to Merle Haggard. I could work out in silence if it weren't for the tinnitus.

I don't have tinnitus, but in the parlance of our time, some of my other shit's fucked up, so recordings of natural sounds help me sleep or work/research. Not white noise,mind, but rain sounds in particular.
To work out, I prefer recorded screams.

 

[rhanzlikusaf]

I definitely suggest Vince Staples, Schoolboy Q, and Maxo Kream if you like rap.

Listen to the black hippies, " Kendrick, Schoolboy Q, Ab Soul, and jay rock." Especilly lifting in public gyms while chewing gum, you become one cocky mf'er, in a good way.

 

[Ooh-Rah]

To work out, I prefer recorded screams.

Hidden video of Frank working out...

 

[rhanzlikusaf]

It is good to hear you are doing this. It all helps keep your focus.

Thanks man, one day at a time.