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Do you feel like you keep listening to the same songs over and over again on your mp3 player? Did you forget to synch your iPod with your iTunes and not realize it until you’re about to start your workout? If you’re looking for new music then we have the solution for you! Music is an essential motivational tool for workouts, bringing an extra jolt of adrenaline to your runs, strength training and more. These two music sources are worth a try: they cater to your mood, song craving, and even specific artists!
Spotify can be downloaded on your computer and/or as an app. Spotify allows you to search for artists, albums, and individual songs. It syncs to your iTunes so you have the option of listening to your personal library or yo
u can search for whatever you would like to listen too right off Spotify. If you want to keep up with the latest music, this cool tool constantly updates the most popular albums and tracks. If this wasn’t enough, you can even make playlists and add songs right yo your itunes playlists!
8 tracks can be used on your computer or downloaded as an app. too. It offers pre-made playlists organized by category. You can browse through their list of techno, dubstep, hip hop, rap, alternative rock, and much more. Their catch is that each playlist has to have at least 8 songs, which makes it a great match for most workouts!
Try out Spotify and 8 tracks to see if their music adds an extra boost to your workouts. Instead of getting stuck with stale songs that just don’t do it for you anymore, you’ll have an insurance policy for fresh and funky training tunes.
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