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- Aim for at least 30 minutes of songs on your playlist.
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Feb 5, 2020 · So, if the goal is a 10-minute mile, choose a song of about 175 BPM (this is based on a three-foot stride). You can easily calculate this yourself to find your optimal music tempo. First divide 5,280 feet (number of feet in a mile) by your stride length in feet.
Sep 14, 2021 · Optimal workouts are not done at a single speed. Instead, they incorporate hills and valleys of activity, and your music should follow suit. Look for songs that are short and long, high and low intensity, that way you can vary your music selection when creating a playlist.
- Song Workout #1 Roxanne – The Police. The Roxanne song workout is by far the most well-known example in boot camps. It’s absolutely perfect! Not only does it have a fast tempo, but it has a lot of repetition, and it is entertaining.
- Song Workout #2 Our House – Madness. The song “Our House” by Madness is very similar structurally to Roxanne. It has the same call and response. This can be split in the same way as Roxanne.
- Song Workout #3 Jolene – Dolly Parton. Okay, this may not be the most obvious workout song that you have ever heard but bear with us. Imagine getting all your members in the push up position, and then telling them that they have to perform one push up (or Burpee) every time that Dolly sings the name “Jolene”.
- Song Workout #4 I Get Around – The Beach Boys. This song works in the same way as Jolene, assigning an exercise to the term “Get around” or “round”. This is a lot tougher than Jolene though!
The 55 best workout songs to play at the gym. Need some musical motivation? Here’s the ultimate pump-up playlist for adrenalin-fuelled exercise. Thursday 11 August 2022. Edited by Andy...
Feb 3, 2020 · High-tempo music with at least 170 beats per minute may lower the perceived effort during a workout and increase cardiovascular benefits, according to a new study published in the...
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Feb 2, 2020 · High-tempo music – the type that equates to about 170 heartbeats per minute – reduces perceived effort and boosts cardiovascular benefits more than lower tempos, according to a new study...
Jul 1, 2022 · Warming up for exercise: 100 to 140 BPM; Cooling down after exercise: 60 to 90 BPM; If you want to get even more scientific about it, engineer the tempo of your playlist to support...