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Need so recomendations for some music on the turbo.
My preferred music is usually guitar based and low key so not ideal for exercise. Any electronic music I've got is more ambient in style so even less suitable.
Has anyone got recommendations for a suitable compilations, or even better free downloads of higher energy music?
Re-reading I sound like an old fogey! So probably what I'm looking for is what the youth would call kicking dance anthems 🙂
I find Goa Trance or Psy Trance good. There are some excellent hour long mixes on youtube...
Look up a band that I cannot name on here because of the swear filter. They're called Holy Flip. But with swears
This is exactly what you need: https://ukf.com/podcast/ukf-music-podcast-68-bear-grillz
Aggressive & 1hr long free download. Call it edm, dubstep, glitch hop whatever, it's very good.
I misread the title first time :D. Thought you might have been asking for saddle advice.
Underworld,Sparks,Arcade Fire,James,Wombats,Fatboy Slim,Hooziers, White Stripes,Maccabees....
Podrunner is good if you like that sort of music - all mixed to particular BPMs. He's done a load of constant BPM ones then lots of types of interval. All free.
http://www.djsteveboy.com/podrunner.html
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Thanks! Plenty of food for thought
I've been using the 'ctxc' training videos that are free on YouTube. The music is definitely not to my taste at all, but to me that's not really the point. The tunes are what they are, which is broadly typical of what I'd expect in a commercial gym setting for hi-energy cardio type stuff. However, because the different tunes are mixed to accompany the intervals and recovery periods, they suit the workout better than me turning off the volume and just listening to a Dead Kennedys CD (or whatever else takes my fancy at the time). There's no real fun to be had whilst training on a turbo, so I just accept the music/videos for what they are.
BandCamp is quite good.
Although it's only weekly, if you go to the browser, and edit the number back a few, then you have a few weeks agos' show.
It's also easy to skip through ones you don't like.
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I've been using the 'ctxc' training videos that are free on YouTube. The music is definitely not to my taste at all, but to me that's not really the point. The tunes are what they are, which is broadly typical of what I'd expect in a commercial gym setting for hi-energy cardio type stuff. However, because the different tunes are mixed to accompany the intervals and recovery periods, they suit the workout better than me turning off the volume and just listening to a Dead Kennedys CD (or whatever else takes my fancy at the time). There's no real fun to be had whilst training on a turbo, so I just accept the music/videos for what they are.
Same here....the 45 min workout is my fav....especially with the sprints....you get use to the music in the end ...and I've done the 45 so many times I know which song to which level
Back to the OP....if your bothered about what music ...all I can say is ...your not pedalling hard enough!!......I only like the music for background noise
I also misread the title.
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"Err no mate, you're alright"
Perfect turbo tunes.