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      • “For music to have a rousing effect, it needs to be both loud and fast.” Songs that are 120BPM or higher would be a good base, but depending on your running ability/goals, a specific BPM range may suit you better. “The ideal tempo range is 120 to 125 BPM for a jog and 140 to 145 BPM for an all-out effort.
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  2. Apr 17, 2023 · What’s the Best BPM for Running Songs? As I mentioned above, BPM stands for beats per minute. By listening to a song with a BPM that matches your pace, you can even increase your stride rate or stride turnover which can help you improve your running form and even speed!

  3. Songs that are 120BPM or higher would be a good base, but depending on your running ability/goals, a specific BPM range may suit you better. “The ideal tempo range is 120 to 125 BPM for a jog and 140 to 145 BPM for an all-out effort.

  4. Looking for songs to soundtrack a moderately paced run or workouts? Our 120 beats per minute (bpm) playlist will help keep your tempo steady. We’ve picked upbeat tracks across different genres – and all are at that 120 bpm pace, give or take a beat or two.

  5. Sep 1, 2024 · From pop anthems to rap hits, I’ve put together a playlist of high energy songs that will make you want to keep running at just the right speed. For many runners, 120 bpm is the sweet...

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  6. Oct 14, 2022 · Running with the Night by Lionel Richie. Pop maestro Lionel Richie might not be for everyone but this particular tune has a tempo of 120 bpm, making it a good addition to a steady-run...

  7. To give a little context, Girls Just Want to Have Fun by Cyndi Lauper is at 120 BPM. For harder running, 140-145 BPM is a better target as a soundtrack for your run. For example, Beat It by Michael Jackson is at 140 BPM.

  8. May 6, 2024 · High beats per minute (BPM) music, optimally above 130 BPM, can elevate your running performance. Research suggests that matching the rhythm of music with your stride frequency has the potential to extend your endurance, enabling you to run more efficiently and effectively.

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