Workout Music

[Paracetamol]

Slightly strange request, but does anyone else have a 'hardcore workout soundtrack' (basically just music that you tend to play when you're working out to keep you motivated/give a rhythm)? I'm bored of mine and was wondering if anyone could suggest any decent hardcore songs that you think are good for working out to (probably stuff that has a somewhat regular beat for the most part, is posi, and isn't toooo fast?).
Thanks

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Slightly strange request, but does anyone else have a 'hardcore workout soundtrack' (basically just music that you tend to play when you're working out to keep you motivated/give a rhythm)? I'm bored of mine and was wondering if anyone could suggest any decent hardcore songs that you think are good for working out to (probably stuff that has a somewhat regular beat for the most part, is posi, and isn't toooo fast?).
Thanks

the first "the first step" record. ensign direction of things to come. anything by redemption 87.

[Paracetamol]

the first "the first step" record. ensign direction of things to come. anything by redemption 87.


Oooh yes sounds good, thanks!

[xGriffox]

the album "Bring It!" by RAMBO is really good for running (for real or on a treadmill) and eliptical-ing.

[SgtD]

the album "Bring It!" by RAMBO is really good for running (for real or on a treadmill) and eliptical-ing.
she said not too fast!

[Paracetamol]

she said not too fast!

Haha I've had a listen and it is okay for running, but I wouldn't like to be doing press-ups to that...I'd kill myself!

[xGriffox]

Haha I've had a listen and it is okay for running, but I wouldn't like to be doing press-ups to that...I'd kill myself!
haha yeah i could see how that would not be good for press ups.

maybe you should get some sludge metal for super slow press-ups. you would gain a lot of muscle.

[Paracetamol]

maybe you should get some sludge metal for super slow press-ups. you would gain a lot of muscle.

I'm not sure about the 'sludge metal', whatever that may be - but does doing exercises like press-ups slower really cause greater muscle gain than doing them faster? I know you didn't explicitly say that but it was implied, and I'm just wondering because I think it would make sense given my knowledge about muscle contraction.

[PROPER JERK]

I'm not sure about the 'sludge metal', whatever that may be - but does doing exercises like press-ups slower really cause greater muscle gain than doing them faster? I know you didn't explicitly say that but it was implied, and I'm just wondering because I think it would make sense given my knowledge about muscle contraction.

Slower and holding them longer is better, ripping through stuff fast doesnt really do much. I listen to life long tragedy when I work out usually.

[xGriffox]

I'm not sure about the 'sludge metal', whatever that may be - but does doing exercises like press-ups slower really cause greater muscle gain than doing them faster? I know you didn't explicitly say that but it was implied, and I'm just wondering because I think it would make sense given my knowledge about muscle contraction.
i would assume it would, i know it does when you are lifting. Heaviest/slowest band i have ever heard, Buried At Sea. also check out Ocean and Graves at Sea.

If you have AIM i can send you it.

EDIT: and yes, there seems to be a recurring oceanic theme in this genre, go figure.

[asiankaos]

My workout music is all stuff that is easy for me to sing along with in my head. Tempo doesn't matter cause I"m going to lift or run at the speed I need to for my workout. But I listen to stuff like
Blood for Blood
Death before dishonor
Have heart
Sinking Ships
shipwreck
down to nothing.
Good sing a long stuff.

[PROPER JERK]

Blood for Blood


Is great for workouts, always gets me super pumped.

[D1988]

All you would need is Eye Of The Tiger on repeat surely?

[mouseman004]

Crank that - Soulja boy





(I am totally kidding, I have never actually set foot in a gym, nor do I listen to soulja boy)

[PROPER JERK]

Crank that - Soulja boy





(I am totally kidding, I have never actually set foot in a gym, nor do I listen to soulja boy)

They play it in my gym nonstop haha.

[XBILLYX]

when i did work out and had time i lisen to almost anything i seemed to forget i was even lisening to music lost in thought of nothing.
drop anchor
armed for battle
xfight everyonex
judge
youth of today
death star

[XDARYLSTRAWBERRYX]

i usually go to the gym every day (or i attempt to) so my playlists get switched around every couple of weeks. i can't really work out to anything aside from upbeat hardcore for some reason especially when i'm doing cardio. lot of people work out to hip hop and gangster beats, but it doesn't do it for me. my most recent gym mix consists of: This is Hell - Sundowning, Ambitions - Stranger, and The Risk Taken ep.

[xCAMIx]

I'm not sure about the 'sludge metal', whatever that may be - but does doing exercises like press-ups slower really cause greater muscle gain than doing them faster? I know you didn't explicitly say that but it was implied, and I'm just wondering because I think it would make sense given my knowledge about muscle contraction.
I'd say some stuff like Bury Your Dead
Ignite
Believe it or not, A.F.I.'s Black Sails in The Sunset or Shut Your Mouth AND Open Your Eyes
Haha Crank that Travis Barker Remix
Ruiner for the treadmill
Good Clean Fun
xLFx for the treadmill.

[Mr. Post It]

I always use that one song from the Karate Kid. "You're The Best". That's a great song to listen to while doing your Wax-On, Wax-Off exercises.

[strombollii]

i listen to ska when i run/workout...
catch 22 and streetlight manifesto mostly

...however, i run to death before dishonor and occasionally aesop rock

[SgtD]

ultimate workout music in the last few days:
AOQ by the Cro-Mags and Everything went black by Black Flag.
IT'S NOT MY IMAGINATION, I DROPPED A DUMBBELL ON MY HEAD!!!