What do you listen to when you work out? For some reason I

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OVEjm-ptbk

>>39114577
not the biggest fan of screamo,
my friends are into it, is it like an acquired taste?

>>39114599

Listen to it all the way through. That's just the intro.

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No time for caution with space visuals
> mfw that last rep to save humanity

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqUDGWIJ1Q8

I miss /fit/ music threads

>>39114560
Thrash, first wave black/speed metal, and heavy metal recently.
Just something with energy and drums I can tap my feet to. I enjoy doing that.

>>39114732
definitely agree with you on the feet drumming

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i usually listen to al green or bill withers etc
https://youtu.be/EZldnP0lhHA
https://youtu.be/Tdw7kxD8eUc
Ive never liked screamo or really fast paced songs. My playlist pretty much consists of soul and some classic rock. Occasionally ill listen to rap (nas/50cent/the game/flatbush zombies)

>>39114560
Podcasts work way better for me than music. I usually listen to Economics, History, or Current Events shows. Since I'm interested in these topics (and they're relevant to my job), the extra knowledge and perspective distracts me from pain. I end up lifting heavier as a result. Music helped, but the more concrete stimulus from podcasts helps me more.

>>39114560
I listen to whatever they are playing in the gym. My motivation comes from within not from the music i listen to.

>>39115004
Careful with that edge

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>>39114809

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QF7_tsKaRx8