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Exercising and Music

Wednesday, August 09, 2006

Listen to good music when you exercise.  For me, it doesn't need to be high energy but it does need to have a beat.  What works for me is alternating high energy music with calmer music.  I also change the songs on my iPod every couple days so the music is fresh.  When I am really enjoying a song, I hardly notice I am riding the elliptical and time flies.   I have heard that talk radio and books on tape also work for some people.  Talk radio would drive me nuts but I may try a book on tape (mp3).

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Port Orchard, WA 98366
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