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]]>Music has a remarkable ability to elevate your mood and drive your performance. This handpicked playlist offer a diverse range of tracks to match every tempo, intensity, and workout style. Get ready to find your rhythm and power through those reps!
From heart-pounding beats to motivational lyrics, this playlists are designed to keep you focused and driven. Feel the rush of adrenaline as you sync your movements to the music, pushing your limits with every stride and lift.
Unleash your inner beast during high-intensity sessions, find your flow during yoga, or keep a steady pace during cardio sessions – this playlists is it.
The right music can make a world of difference in your workout performance. Get ready to experience enhanced focus, increased stamina, and an extra dose of motivation that propels you toward your fitness aspirations. Go hard or go home.
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]]>The post What Kind of Music is Optimal Workout Music? appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The first thing you might consider is that you want to listen to upbeat music while working out. If you enjoy electronic music, then perhaps some dubstep. Or if you’re a rap music fan, maybe some ’90s Tupac to get your juices flowing. Or perhaps you’re a metal head and need some Metallica to get through a set. Which genre you prefer, high-energy music is hard to argue with. It gets your blood pumping and allows your adrenaline to course through your body. But there’s more to this picture than meets the eye.
While high-energy music can be valuable in this scenario, it’s possible that it’s the last thing YOU, in particular, need. Maybe you’re someone that’ll respond better during a workout to soft-indie, or smooth jazz. Or heck, even a podcast for that matter! The best thing you can do for yourself is test a bunch of things out until you find something that works well for you. There are no judgments because whatever gets you to perform best is the obvious choice you should go with.
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]]>The post Getting the Best Out of Spotify for Workouts appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>If you’re a runner or are just getting into running or if you do something similarly rhythmic like the elliptical or stationary bike, you can benefit from Spotify’s BPM playlists. Each playlist features songs that are a certain number of Beats Per Minute—meaning they will set your pace and keep you at a steady pace throughout your workout. You can mix and match for warmup and cool-down by starting with a slower BPM, switching to a faster playlist, and then switching back.
If your fitness of choice is something more controlled or peaceful like yoga or tai chi, Spotify has playlists for focus that feature ambient music and peaceful sounds to help you concentrate and set the mood.
Spotify also features great playlists specifically for working out in a variety of moods. Many are designed to give you energy, based on the music genre that gets you the most fired up!
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]]>The post How to Use Your Workout Playlist as Motivational Tool appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>It’s difficult to enjoy a gym session if you’re working out to songs you don’t enjoy, so make sure all the tracks on your playlist are absolute bangers. If you get bored of them after some time, get ready to make a new playlist for your next workout.
Some songs you adore simply won’t be a good fit for your workout because they don’t have the right rhythm. Always go for the tracks with an upbeat and energetic tone. Bonus points if they have great, motivational lyrics that will get you in the mood for your workout.
Arranging the songs by beat can make or break your workout playlist. The type of workout you’re doing will determine how upbeat the songs are going to be. Music with a tempo of 120-140 BPM is the most popular with fitness lovers, but you can go up or down for more or less intense workouts.
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]]>The post Best ’80s Hits for a Workout Playlist appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Among all the anthems that the Rocky movies have given us, this song is probably the best and most popular. “Eye Of The Tiger” will motivate you to work out and do your best even when you don’t feel like exercising.
Looking for an upbeat, motivating song for your next run? Journey’s 1981 iconic hit is the perfect choice for a workout.
This ’80s hit made Cyndi Lauper famous and it’s just as popular today as it was almost 40 years ago. “Girls Just Want To Have Fun” is the perfect running song that should definitely be on your workout list.
Every dance workout should include this awesome Michael Jackson’s ’80s hit that is perfect for dancing and boosting energy.
Another great song you can dance and exercise to is this Billy Idol’s greatest hit that should be on your list of ultimate workout hits.
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]]>The post 5 Ways to Get Through Any Workout appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Pick one or two songs which are your go-to anthem when you want to feel amped up. Music motivates you to workout harder and for longer, so keep those songs on a playlist that is easily accessible.
Choose a phrase that really speaks to you when you feel like giving up. Whether it is Beyonce song lyrics or a motivational quote, remember those words when you are getting tired.
Before starting your workout make a deal with yourself that only when you finish your workout will your receive a reward. It could be as simple as watching an episode of your favorite show after your workout.
When you are on the brink of quitting keep in mind the time before you felt like this and remember you overcame it then and you can overcome it again this time.
Imagine your goal and this can help you reach it with positive thoughts. You can see it, you can see yourself accomplishing that goal, and you know you can do it. You are focused and you are able so take that visualization and use it whilst exercising to complete those goals.
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]]>The post Summer’s Biggest Hits Will Give You an Awesome Workout appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>“Watermelon Sugar” may not be an obvious choice for an intense workout due to its slow tempo, but this video proves you can do some pretty great ab exercises while it plays in the background.
If you enjoy working out to catchy songs with a disco beat, it doesn’t get much better than “Rain On Me”. This dance cardio video is super fun and seems pretty effortless, but you’ll burn some major calories along the way.
“Savage” became a huge hit thanks to its infectious beat, and you don’t have to learn the TikTok dance to work out to this song. MadFit’s video features amazing moves for your glutes and legs, and it’s much more fun than doing nothing but squats for three minutes straight.
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]]>The post High-Tempo Music is a Great Performance Booster appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Luca P. Ardigò of the University of Verona in Italy, one of the professors who conducted this research, pointed out that exercising can seem more effortless to people who are listening to fast music along the way.
“We found that listening to high-tempo music while exercising resulted in the highest heart rate and lowest perceived exertion compared with not listening to music. This means that the exercise seemed like less effort, but it was more beneficial in terms of enhancing physical fitness.”
Ardigò and his colleagues mostly focused on the effects of high-tempo music on endurance training, and volunteers in the study were performing two types of exercises—walking on a treadmill or using a leg press.
The experience of listening to music during workouts is still highly subjective, and it depends on many factors. If you enjoy it, try adding some faster tunes to your workout playlist, and see if they change your sweat session for the better.
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]]>The post The Best Spotify Playlists: Gym Edition appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Music has a remarkable ability to elevate your mood and drive your performance. This handpicked playlist offer a diverse range of tracks to match every tempo, intensity, and workout style. Get ready to find your rhythm and power through those reps!
From heart-pounding beats to motivational lyrics, this playlists are designed to keep you focused and driven. Feel the rush of adrenaline as you sync your movements to the music, pushing your limits with every stride and lift.
Unleash your inner beast during high-intensity sessions, find your flow during yoga, or keep a steady pace during cardio sessions – this playlists is it.
The right music can make a world of difference in your workout performance. Get ready to experience enhanced focus, increased stamina, and an extra dose of motivation that propels you toward your fitness aspirations. Go hard or go home.
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]]>The post What Kind of Music is Optimal Workout Music? appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The first thing you might consider is that you want to listen to upbeat music while working out. If you enjoy electronic music, then perhaps some dubstep. Or if you’re a rap music fan, maybe some ’90s Tupac to get your juices flowing. Or perhaps you’re a metal head and need some Metallica to get through a set. Which genre you prefer, high-energy music is hard to argue with. It gets your blood pumping and allows your adrenaline to course through your body. But there’s more to this picture than meets the eye.
While high-energy music can be valuable in this scenario, it’s possible that it’s the last thing YOU, in particular, need. Maybe you’re someone that’ll respond better during a workout to soft-indie, or smooth jazz. Or heck, even a podcast for that matter! The best thing you can do for yourself is test a bunch of things out until you find something that works well for you. There are no judgments because whatever gets you to perform best is the obvious choice you should go with.
The post What Kind of Music is Optimal Workout Music? appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post Getting the Best Out of Spotify for Workouts appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>If you’re a runner or are just getting into running or if you do something similarly rhythmic like the elliptical or stationary bike, you can benefit from Spotify’s BPM playlists. Each playlist features songs that are a certain number of Beats Per Minute—meaning they will set your pace and keep you at a steady pace throughout your workout. You can mix and match for warmup and cool-down by starting with a slower BPM, switching to a faster playlist, and then switching back.
If your fitness of choice is something more controlled or peaceful like yoga or tai chi, Spotify has playlists for focus that feature ambient music and peaceful sounds to help you concentrate and set the mood.
Spotify also features great playlists specifically for working out in a variety of moods. Many are designed to give you energy, based on the music genre that gets you the most fired up!
The post Getting the Best Out of Spotify for Workouts appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post How to Use Your Workout Playlist as Motivational Tool appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>It’s difficult to enjoy a gym session if you’re working out to songs you don’t enjoy, so make sure all the tracks on your playlist are absolute bangers. If you get bored of them after some time, get ready to make a new playlist for your next workout.
Some songs you adore simply won’t be a good fit for your workout because they don’t have the right rhythm. Always go for the tracks with an upbeat and energetic tone. Bonus points if they have great, motivational lyrics that will get you in the mood for your workout.
Arranging the songs by beat can make or break your workout playlist. The type of workout you’re doing will determine how upbeat the songs are going to be. Music with a tempo of 120-140 BPM is the most popular with fitness lovers, but you can go up or down for more or less intense workouts.
The post How to Use Your Workout Playlist as Motivational Tool appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post Best ’80s Hits for a Workout Playlist appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Among all the anthems that the Rocky movies have given us, this song is probably the best and most popular. “Eye Of The Tiger” will motivate you to work out and do your best even when you don’t feel like exercising.
Looking for an upbeat, motivating song for your next run? Journey’s 1981 iconic hit is the perfect choice for a workout.
This ’80s hit made Cyndi Lauper famous and it’s just as popular today as it was almost 40 years ago. “Girls Just Want To Have Fun” is the perfect running song that should definitely be on your workout list.
Every dance workout should include this awesome Michael Jackson’s ’80s hit that is perfect for dancing and boosting energy.
Another great song you can dance and exercise to is this Billy Idol’s greatest hit that should be on your list of ultimate workout hits.
The post Best ’80s Hits for a Workout Playlist appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post 5 Ways to Get Through Any Workout appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Pick one or two songs which are your go-to anthem when you want to feel amped up. Music motivates you to workout harder and for longer, so keep those songs on a playlist that is easily accessible.
Choose a phrase that really speaks to you when you feel like giving up. Whether it is Beyonce song lyrics or a motivational quote, remember those words when you are getting tired.
Before starting your workout make a deal with yourself that only when you finish your workout will your receive a reward. It could be as simple as watching an episode of your favorite show after your workout.
When you are on the brink of quitting keep in mind the time before you felt like this and remember you overcame it then and you can overcome it again this time.
Imagine your goal and this can help you reach it with positive thoughts. You can see it, you can see yourself accomplishing that goal, and you know you can do it. You are focused and you are able so take that visualization and use it whilst exercising to complete those goals.
The post 5 Ways to Get Through Any Workout appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post Summer’s Biggest Hits Will Give You an Awesome Workout appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>“Watermelon Sugar” may not be an obvious choice for an intense workout due to its slow tempo, but this video proves you can do some pretty great ab exercises while it plays in the background.
If you enjoy working out to catchy songs with a disco beat, it doesn’t get much better than “Rain On Me”. This dance cardio video is super fun and seems pretty effortless, but you’ll burn some major calories along the way.
“Savage” became a huge hit thanks to its infectious beat, and you don’t have to learn the TikTok dance to work out to this song. MadFit’s video features amazing moves for your glutes and legs, and it’s much more fun than doing nothing but squats for three minutes straight.
The post Summer’s Biggest Hits Will Give You an Awesome Workout appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post High-Tempo Music is a Great Performance Booster appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Luca P. Ardigò of the University of Verona in Italy, one of the professors who conducted this research, pointed out that exercising can seem more effortless to people who are listening to fast music along the way.
“We found that listening to high-tempo music while exercising resulted in the highest heart rate and lowest perceived exertion compared with not listening to music. This means that the exercise seemed like less effort, but it was more beneficial in terms of enhancing physical fitness.”
Ardigò and his colleagues mostly focused on the effects of high-tempo music on endurance training, and volunteers in the study were performing two types of exercises—walking on a treadmill or using a leg press.
The experience of listening to music during workouts is still highly subjective, and it depends on many factors. If you enjoy it, try adding some faster tunes to your workout playlist, and see if they change your sweat session for the better.
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