Re: What kind of music do you work out to?

[Guest guest]

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> I have a musical question for you guys. What kind of music do like to listen

to when you work out? Classical? Heavy Metal? HipHop? Techno? Dubstep, ;-)

>Well it gotta be loud ,it gotta pump i like a wide range of music but old

style punk,motor head,beastie boys but when doing the sit at home just watch and

follow john on the dvd but when I hit the man cave neighbours look out!

[Guest guest]

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> I have a musical question for you guys. What kind of music do like to listen

to when you work out? Classical? Heavy Metal? HipHop? Techno? Dubstep, ;-)

>

Well I'm a long time music fan with generally very Catholic musical tastes and a

very large music collection.However I don't like to work out to music at all as

I like to concentrate.

When I do not train at home using Bullworker and a few other pieces of apparatus

I will be in a dungeon type heavy weights gym.I generally hate the sort of music

being played and try to avoid it when others might be in.One problem with music

other than that which you might freely choose at home is the question of other

people often imposing on you their taste in music.This is often done without so

much as saying-do you mind etc.I have often been quite annoyed at this in public

gyms.Alternatively the staff at a public facility may play music that is

distracting,Today for example away from my normal gym I trained in a certain

place that played Lady Ga Ga which I cordially hated.I think this illustrates

some of the problems with music and individual taste.

If I had to choose a music to train to however it would be hard rock in the

classic vein eg Hendrix,Led Zeppelin,Deep Purple etc seasoned with a dash of

Nirvana and Red Hot Chilli Peppers.Ed

[Guest guest]

LOL! Works for me!

> >

> > I have a musical question for you guys. What kind of music do like to listen

to when you work out? Classical? Heavy Metal? HipHop? Techno? Dubstep, ;-)

> >

> Well I'm a long time music fan with generally very Catholic musical tastes and

a very large music collection.However I don't like to work out to music at all

as I like to concentrate.

>

> When I do not train at home using Bullworker and a few other pieces of

apparatus I will be in a dungeon type heavy weights gym.I generally hate the

sort of music being played and try to avoid it when others might be in.One

problem with music other than that which you might freely choose at home is the

question of other people often imposing on you their taste in music.This is

often done without so much as saying-do you mind etc.I have often been quite

annoyed at this in public gyms.Alternatively the staff at a public facility may

play music that is distracting,Today for example away from my normal gym I

trained in a certain place that played Lady Ga Ga which I cordially hated.I

think this illustrates some of the problems with music and individual taste.

>

> If I had to choose a music to train to however it would be hard rock in the

classic vein eg Hendrix,Led Zeppelin,Deep Purple etc seasoned with a dash of

Nirvana and Red Hot Chilli Peppers.Ed

>

[Guest guest]

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> > > I have a musical question for you guys. What kind of music do like to

listen to when you work out? Classical? Heavy Metal? HipHop? Techno? Dubstep,

;-)

> > >

> > Well I'm a long time music fan with generally very Catholic musical tastes

and a very large music collection.However I don't like to work out to music at

all as I like to concentrate.

> >

> > When I do not train at home using Bullworker and a few other pieces of

apparatus I will be in a dungeon type heavy weights gym.I generally hate the

sort of music being played and try to avoid it when others might be in.One

problem with music other than that which you might freely choose at home is the

question of other people often imposing on you their taste in music.This is

often done without so much as saying-do you mind etc.I have often been quite

annoyed at this in public gyms.Alternatively the staff at a public facility may

play music that is distracting,Today for example away from my normal gym I

trained in a certain place that played Lady Ga Ga which I cordially hated.I

think this illustrates some of the problems with music and individual taste.

> >

> > If I had to choose a music to train to however it would be hard rock in the

classic vein eg Hendrix,Led Zeppelin,Deep Purple etc seasoned with a dash of

Nirvana and Red Hot Chilli Peppers.Ed

> >

>Potential for an interesting discussion etc.I would not mind betting that there

are likely to be quite a few different views as well as tastes in music

expressed.Ed