What music do you listen to on your runs?

Take this hobbyjogger crap elsewhere.

Jane's Addiction

Iggy Pop ( prefer live with guitarist Whitey Kirst)

Lou Reed (live, Rock and Roll Animal)

Sound Garden

AudioSlave

Replacements

Husker Du

The Clash

The Who

X

Cannibal Corpse

Rock:

-Foals

-Royal Blood

-Jimi

-Cream

-Zeppelin

Rap:

-Kanye

-Joey Badass

hobby jogger^tm wrote:

hobby jogging tunes wrote:

Hobby jogger detected.

Earbuds are uncomfortable or don't stay put if you are doing your runs at sub-6 mile pace. And who would want to drag unwieldy electronic devices around with them at that kind of pace. Let me know if you can find a solution to this problem.

you pound too much on your runs if earbuds can't stay put sub 6...Running is supposed to be smooth

More like you need to pay attention to your surroundings and not plug up your ears when running at that kind of pace, whether in an urban environment or on dirt trails. You need to focus on your tempo runs, listening to your footsteps and breathing.

Earbuds should work for slower, easier long runs though.

Earbuds... sometimes wrote:

hobby jogger^tm wrote:

you pound too much on your runs if earbuds can't stay put sub 6...Running is supposed to be smooth

More like you need to pay attention to your surroundings and not plug up your ears when running at that kind of pace, whether in an urban environment or on dirt trails. You need to focus on your tempo runs, listening to your footsteps and breathing.

Earbuds should work for slower, easier long runs though.

As hard as you are trying to not sound like a hobby jogger right now, you actually sound like even more of one.. A true elite doesn't need to rely on the sound of their footsteps or breath or surrounding to run well and fast. Thats why us REAL elites wear the earbuds to train us not to be dependent on such things..

Instrumental polkas and marches. Mexican ranchera music like norteño and banda. Anything upbeat with a steady rhythm.

Sorry white boys but I'm from the barrio and have my Latin tastes lol.

Bruckner

MusicRunner1 wrote:

I like listening to old groovy 70's/80's music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tZWLRh3xmU

it just gets my legs movin.

Nice. I’ve met him before...

TrueSubEliteRunner wrote:

Earbuds... sometimes wrote:

More like you need to pay attention to your surroundings and not plug up your ears when running at that kind of pace, whether in an urban environment or on dirt trails. You need to focus on your tempo runs, listening to your footsteps and breathing.

Earbuds should work for slower, easier long runs though.

As hard as you are trying to not sound like a hobby jogger right now, you actually sound like even more of one.. A true elite doesn't need to rely on the sound of their footsteps or breath or surrounding to run well and fast. Thats why us REAL elites wear the earbuds to train us not to be dependent on such things..

Boom, elite wannabe ego shattered.

Have you ever seen David Rudisha in his finest hobbyjogging look?

The more you try to look elite, the more of a clueless noob you are. This applies in real life too.

None.

I like to be aware of my surroundings both positive and negative.

If you're a female running in the dark early morning or at night this is even more critical.

I listen for cars. I like being alive.

mypredictor wrote:

I listen for cars. I like being alive.

+1

I listen to porn.

Porno for Pyros

Wildlife.

I live in a wonderfully woody area that backs up to a state park with endless miles of trails. Nothing like getting back to roots with running through the woods with nothing but native animals and your thoughts.

Depends on my mood. I seem to listen to hard rock more in the fall/winter and reggae/jazz/pop in the summer. The spring is usually classical or modern instrumental

mypredictor wrote:

I listen for cars. I like being alive.

This! End of thread.

TheEnd!! wrote:

mypredictor wrote:

I listen for cars. I like being alive.

This! End of thread.

Then you’re doing it all wrong. Hit the trails and chill