Where do you find your music and playlists?

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Andrea June 19, 2011 0 Comments

Aside from listening to the radio to see what’s hot, what’s your source for workout inspiring music? All types.

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Andi – is this music for teaching group exercise, or for personal workouts?

Most of my music for teaching group ex comes from sources like Power Music, YesFitness Music, Muscle Mixes, Dynamix, and Move-Ya (a European company). Some of these companies also have music for personal workouts.

For classes where I don’t need perfectly 32-count phrased selections, I sometimes download from Itunes and Amazon.

There is also a Music Board on http://www.turnstep.com where you can ask for input from instructors around the world.

I’m looking forward to seeing how others respond to your question!

Jacque

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I don’t use it for classes but during training its their Pandora and muy AUX jack.

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I’m still a CD girl: YES! Fitness, Power music, 32 mix, Pure energy digital, cardio mixes…it needs to have a strong beat (that special “oomph”); I’m not a huge fan of the really fast stuff (like, over 150 bpm, and neither are my clients).

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Joanne 0 Posted 0 Comments

You can find some really great downloadable podcasts on iTunes.

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I use Pandora and to get new artists that are cool, then I save those and make a radio station. I play that at my studio. Anything my clients like, I just make a station and play it.

Mac Dodds
www.healthynation.biz
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Where do you find your music and playlists?

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