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      Just like to know what everyone here thinks of listening to music when you work out. Does it give you extra energy or more intensity?

      Personally, I listen to:

      TOOL
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      Marilyn Manson
      MINISTRY

      Amoungst other stuff. I find that I can really get into 'the zone' if I have a hard-edged track playing. I have a workout partner for about 50% of the time. The other 50% my workout partner is TOOL blaring in my ears.

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      Dude, music really helps! I like hard, heavy, and loud. I have found the more pissed I get the stronger and more reps I get. So, aggresive music helps.

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      I love music while I train dependning the mood im in. If im pissed off I listen to heavy metal, rock, hard rock, alternative. When Im in just a good mood I jam out to rave, trance, r&b, hip-hop, rap, internatinal, slow songs, I need music no matter what. Helps too.

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      i probably couldnt lift with the same intensity and focus if i didnt have my mp3. tupac, 50, nas, jay-z, metallica reigns supreme on my playlist. I think for me personally, its the focus i have, when plugged into the player, and kinda living in your own little world for the 1 hour you're blasting those sets
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      Yea, I like your choice too. Tool, Mudvaine, System of a Down.
      My gym plays shity music too, if I'm going solo I always bring the MP3.
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      i need some hard and heavy stuff myself

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      tool is the shit bro.

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      I have been listening to GODSMACK for the past 2 years. That shit makes me a madman while working out!
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      Pantera is my favorite to listen to while working out. I work out at home so I can listen to anything I want as loud as I want while I'm lifting.

      Slayer, S.O.D., Anthrax, Down and Metallica are other bands that I like to play while I work out.

      Honestly, while I'm lifting, I dont really hear the music. But in between sets I can hear it.........pretty weird.


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      The S.O.D. that I am talking about is 'StormTroopers Of Death', not "System of a Down".

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      Originally posted by DannyM

      Honestly, while I'm lifting, I dont really hear the music. But in between sets I can hear it.........pretty weird.
      i noticed that i "don't hear" the music while lifiting either; either that or i'm just too damed focus on the particular exercise. i notice i tune most everything out during the lift.

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      I would agree. It's a normal thing to do when focused... but between sets and when you're getting psyched up for the next set... it's great to have intense music.
      I know nothing about any of this insanity... it's just a fun game to me.

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