Gym music!!!!

caladin

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• Aug 27, 2002

• #1

I workout at 24Hour Fitness! And the y play the worst music in the world to lift too!

I was wondering what you listen to in the gym, either on your walkman or over the gym stereo!


What music "bands" "songs" motivate you for a great workout?

 

wasted

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• Aug 27, 2002

• #2

sometimes i listen to black sabbath ,ozzy ,rage ,pantara,metallica that type of stuff ..or some rap ..tu pac ,biggie ,nelly ,backstreet boys ...lol ok not back street boys but u get the idea ...

 

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violator

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• Aug 27, 2002

• #3

every gym i have been to the music has been so lame. it doesnt in any way pump you up. i guess they can tplease all the dfferent kinds in a gym. i dunno. if i had a gym the music would be good. not r and b. i like some r and b, but not while im working out.

 

Big Guns

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• Aug 27, 2002

• #4

Lately I've been listening to a lot of Disturbed, Pantera, Korn, Marilyn Manson <-(killer for cardio), Jackyl, and Rage Against the Machine.

 

Big Guns

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• Aug 27, 2002

• #5

And more PANTERA!

 

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Yioti85

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• Aug 27, 2002

• #6

Gym music sucks! I use my headphones and listen to System of a Down, Slipknot, Distubd, and just a bunch of loud sh!t that gets me going.

 

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TAZ

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• Aug 27, 2002

• #7

My gym actually has pretty good lifting music. They have satellite radio and usually have it on one of the metal stations. Sucks when it rains hard though.
-TAZ

 

Teph-lon

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• Aug 27, 2002

• #8

stakka and skynet, paul b, psidream

 

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WeirdAl

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• Aug 27, 2002

• #9

A lot of times I'll put one song on repeat for my entire workout. I currently have stuff like Bodies by Drowning Pool, Without Me by Eminem, and a few other things.

 

kossdeh

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• Aug 27, 2002

• #10

Gotta have brittany on a big screen cranked to full volume.

Must edit this later

 

GetnBigr

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• Aug 28, 2002

• #11

limpbizcut-- break something
kid rock -- certain songs
ozzy
shiit like that

 

bjtheman

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• Aug 28, 2002

• #12

Get this my workout room at my apartments that I use is set on like an oldies station!! Totally suks....especially between 9-11pm is like old love songs for this time period & that's when I work out!! I'm pumped

 

GetnBigr

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• Aug 28, 2002

• #13

damn bj, that sucks. I think I would have to drop a dumbbell on head, it would be less painful than oldies. lol

 

bjtheman

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• Aug 28, 2002

• #14

GetnBigr said:

damn bj, that sucks. I think I would have to drop a dumbbell on head, it would be less painful than oldies. lol

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Yeah, tell me about it!!
FYI-I haven't forgotten about U, still working on things as we speak!

 

Big Guns

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• Aug 28, 2002

• #15

bjtheman said:

Get this my workout room at my apartments that I use is set on like an oldies station!! Totally suks....especially between 9-11pm is like old love songs for this time period & that's when I work out!! I'm pumped

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Can you say headphones?

 

bjtheman

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• Aug 28, 2002

• #16

Big Guns said:

Can you say headphones?

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EXACTLY!!!! I Bring mine everynight, with the Best of Yanni...my workouts never felt soo good! LOL

 

cybersteffan

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• Aug 28, 2002

• #17

My old gym was great. The owner was a bouncer and allways played tapes from the club he worked at. It's really great for workin out. That music just gives tons of energy. This may sound silly, but if I were to choose between pounding dance music and ECA, I'd go for the music.

I don't think the music I listen to is known in the US however. I(m kinda curious though!!! Do you guys know people like Judge Jules, DJ Tiesto, Mauro Picotto, Push, Sven Vath and the likes over there?

 

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buffgrandpa

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• Aug 28, 2002

• #18

Damn, Kossdh posting when drunk again. LOL

Got a small MP3 player that holds about 16 songs at 192 MHz. Listen to mostly stullf like Ozzy, Papa Roach, Rob Zombie, POD but every once in a great while, load your player up with shit from the Rocky movies and see what happens.

 

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WeirdAl

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• Aug 28, 2002

• #19

I guess I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that Weird Al is great to listen to, especially some of his non-parody stuff, like Albuquerque, or Traffic Jam. Or any of the upbeat parodies.

My plays crap over the speakers, but they had a boom box in the free weight area that people could turn to whatever station they wanted. There were a lot of differing opinions on what should be played there... to the point that someone actually got into a fight. Needless to say, that went away quickly, and they started piping in the crap. Glad I bring my mp3 player.

 

sully

Banana

• Aug 28, 2002

• #20

...right now its been System everyday...