music to train to [Archive] - Physical Advancement

Craig Smith

11-16-2005, 08:50 PM

<shaking head> LOL

It's Pantera, Slaughtered, from the Far Beyond disc.

A thorough knowledge of Pantera should be a prereq for all strength athletes. There may be a test at your next competition.

Eric Johnson

11-16-2005, 09:55 PM

<SHAKING head> LOL

It's Pantera, Slaughtered, from the Far Beyond disc.

A thorough knowledge of Pantera should be a prereq for all strength athletes. There may be a test at your next competition.

I agree 100%, Cowboys from Hell is my favorite and currently in my CD player in the garage.

Jay O'Neill

11-16-2005, 10:06 PM

thanks for the tip guys..

gettin a Nano for x-mas! need ideas for down-loading.

Paul Neuhaus

11-17-2005, 05:53 AM

I recenlty purchased UFC's Ultimate Beatdowns Volume 1....my new favorite workout CD!!

I'll be searching the stores for Vol 2.

Ryan Phillips

11-17-2005, 09:20 AM

Atreyu
It Dies Today

download those two bands. awesome workout music. Just hardcore metal/thrash/screamo music. pretty intense

Nicolette L.

11-17-2005, 09:27 AM

I like anything intense. I listen to the Clutch, Snot stuff like that. I have all diffrent music on my MP3 that i listen to when I work out. I have a cardio folder that is super high pace and yes i have some cadence for cardio as well. dont laugh. It helps when I feel like giving up. I HATE CARDIO. lol. ANyways I can send you some clutch tracks. I love those guys.

Jay O'Neill

11-17-2005, 09:29 AM

Paul... try Amazon.com. that is where I found my favorate CD. PRIMER 55 is the group.
Cover has a big X across it.

Luke Paskins

11-17-2005, 11:10 AM

Carcass: Heartwork
Gorefest: Erase

Pretty obscure but full of positive agrression.

corey.clark

11-17-2005, 12:12 PM

Carcass: Heartwork
Gorefest: Erase

Pretty obscure but full of positive agrression.

not that obscure, Heartwork is one of my workout CDs as well :)

Joshua Davis

11-17-2005, 06:28 PM

I listen to punk, street punk, and 80's hardcore mostly. I have CD's with "rest songs" spaced out in certian spaces to rule my workout. My main workout CD, has some new hardcore/screamcore (atreyu, nodes of ranvier, hopesfall), some emocore (evergreen terrace), 80's hardcore/streetpunk/punkrock (cocksparrer, Motorhead, dropkick, ag front), and a couple songs from Faith No More because they were one of first original bands I ever listened to besides typical 80's metal (megadeth, helloween, metallica)... and set the stage for my introduction to punk rock.

20 rep squats/deads to Faith No More's "Midlife Crisis" seem to work well, just like the metal cover of "Shout" in the Sarge squat vid... I gotta get that on mp3

Mac Smith

11-17-2005, 06:35 PM

I can tell what I would put wouldn't be appreciated! :LOL:

SBaier

11-17-2005, 09:40 PM

Go ahead and post it Mac... we will decide from there! :D

Jacob Sauter

11-17-2005, 10:38 PM

I am reading ROMO right now, and there is a psychological effect caused by certian music. Bill used John Denvers - Rocky Mountain High. The calmer music allows for greater focus, and you can "hype" yourself up better. Its a rather interesting concept.. So yea, mellow stuff for me now, although I do love heavier stuff such as Pantera, At the Gates, Lamb of God, Rammstein etc

Ryan Phillips

11-17-2005, 11:28 PM

I can tell what I would put wouldn't be appreciated! :LOL:

Dr. Dre, Snoop Dog, Ja-Rule, Tupac??

haha, just thought i'd guess the sterotype ones lol

Sean Crabbe

11-18-2005, 01:52 AM

anyone motivated by Madonna songs? :confused:

Paul Neuhaus

11-18-2005, 05:43 AM

anyone motivated by Madonna songs? :confused:
YESSSSSS!!! Papa Don't Preach!! It's my all time favorite song!!!!

Joshua Davis

11-18-2005, 07:07 AM

I can tell what I would put wouldn't be appreciated! :LOL:
Mac, just because most of us listen to metalhead music when we train, dosen't mean that we don't appreciate anything else.

However, you posted before that you trained to hip hop, so ha! I let your cat out of the bag.

I, yes, Mr. Punk Rock Joshua, have and do listen to hip hop on occasion... albeit it is usually relatively old school... (RunDMC, Digital Underground, Digable Planets, etc)

Joshua Davis

11-18-2005, 07:08 AM

Mac Smith

11-18-2005, 09:38 AM

Dr. Dre, Snoop Dog, Ja-Rule, Tupac??

haha, just thought i'd guess the sterotype ones lol

LOL!!! I can't get up for those cats. Even though they are loaded in my disc changer in the truck (yes, I drive a truck on 20" rims, more stereotypes I guess, LOL). Anyway, I train to DMX, Wu-Tang, Lil John, Ludacriss. I tend to train to hard core hip hop and not slow stuff.

Josh, you forgot to mention that I also train to Mettalica and Anthrax as well as some Kid Rock and other rap metal artist! Must be the white side of me coming out... LOL!!!!

B-LARSEN

11-18-2005, 10:45 AM

Does anybody know who plays the music in this clip:
http://www.ctstrongman.com/Videos_a.../Big_T_Misc.wmv

pretty cool :)

Edit:i cant make the link work,but its the clip of Troy McClure that was posted in the nationals post a couple weeks ago.

AaRoNSnider

11-18-2005, 11:08 AM

Some of the stuff I listen to at the gym right now..

50 cent-get in my car
50 cent and the game-hate it or love it
Eminem-lose yourself
Eminem and tricky-welcome to detroit city
Kanye West-jesus walks with me(jarhead version)
Mike Jones-Back then,and still tippin
Pitbull-Toma
Some techno stuff from the blade soundtrack
Pantera 101 proof live!!!
Batman begins-vespertilio,and tadarida
Metallica-the frayed ends of sanity
Rob Zombie-spookshow baby,and living deadgirl remix
Mudvayne-fall into sleep

A bunch of black label society,disturbed,and hillbilly music too

Paul Neuhaus

11-18-2005, 01:07 PM

I, yes, Mr. Punk Rock Joshua, have and do listen to hip hop on occasion... albeit it is usually relatively old school... (RunDMC, Digital Underground, Digable Planets, etc)
I have Public Enemy's Greatest Hits!!

Craig Smith

11-18-2005, 01:54 PM

Mac Smith

11-18-2005, 03:50 PM

I have Public Enemy's Greatest Hits!!

PE's one of my all time favorites!!!!

B-LARSEN

11-19-2005, 05:42 AM

LOL, Tom Mcclure. Troy Mcclure is below ;)

The artist is Blue Oyster Cult, "Godzilla"

:LOL:

Sorry... too much Simpson watching...

MarshallWhite

11-19-2005, 08:23 AM

LOL!!! I can't get up for those cats. Even though they are loaded in my disc changer in the truck (yes, I drive a truck on 20" rims, more stereotypes I guess, LOL). Anyway, I train to DMX, Wu-Tang, Lil John, Ludacriss. I tend to train to hard core hip hop and not slow stuff.

Josh, you forgot to mention that I also train to Mettalica and Anthrax as well as some Kid Rock and other rap metal artist! Must be the white side of me coming out... LOL!!!!
Im all about working out to rap, but I really enjoy anything chopped and screwed especially mike jones, paul wall and the rest of swisha house, and I really like Lil Flip and Big Pokey and even the Getto Boys It would be nice to listen to these while working out but noooooooo sarge and jesse always overule that stuff, they always want to listen to enya and celine dione, :T:

Aron Wykle

11-19-2005, 11:11 AM

Pantera- Respect

Bush- Glycerine

Rascal Flats- Skin

A Perfect Circle- Passive

Hank Williams Jr.- If the south would have won

Hank Williams Jr.- The Blues Man

Black Label Society- Rust

Black Label Society- Counterfeit God

Black Label Society- Bridge To Cross

Craig Smith

11-19-2005, 01:49 PM

Rascal Flats- Skin

Are you serious? That song damn near makes me cry, no way i could train to it!

Aron Wykle

11-19-2005, 02:29 PM

Are you serious? That song damn near makes me cry, no way i could train to it!

i know... i should prolly take it off. probably 90% of the time it comes on i just stop lifting and listen to the song :-/ That's the same reason i took off all the evanescence i used to train to.

Brian Brouwer

11-20-2005, 09:10 AM

I can't stand rap, working out or not. Give me some rammstein or even some system of a down. But I never got the rap thing.

Patrick McGuffin

11-20-2005, 10:43 AM

I can't stand rap, working out or not. Give me some rammstein or even some system of a down. But I never got the rap thing.

I agree 100%.

ScottDowney

11-20-2005, 11:23 AM

I can listen to rap (in very small doses) in everyday life, but for training....there is nothing better than metal, pure,hard & heavy!

And punk, rock, thrash, industrial, trance......but metal reigns supreme!

davebeers

11-20-2005, 11:42 AM

i can't believe no one has said Rage against the machine!!!!

Micah B.

11-20-2005, 08:30 PM

my current playlist:
KMFDM - aufwiedersehn (great for getting warmed up)
B-Dash - Water Pow
Rammstein - Mann Gegen Mann
Children of Bodom - Hate Me (great mix of death metal and 80's rock, they have keyboard solos!)
Fear Factory - New Promise
Mudvayne - Death Blooms
Pantera - Walk (a classic)
Lamb of God - Ruin
Metallica - Of Wolf and Man (S&M)
Mudvayne - Determined (this song is clutch for PR's)
Children of Bodom - Children of Bodom
Rammstein - Feuer Frei

Keenan Hollingsworth

11-29-2005, 04:20 PM

Death/Black Metal all the way :mag:

-Inflames
-Children of Bodom
-Dimmu Borgir
-Amon Amarth

:marv:

Mac Smith

11-29-2005, 05:08 PM

Im all about working out to rap, but I really enjoy anything chopped and screwed especially mike jones, paul wall and the rest of swisha house, and I really like Lil Flip and Big Pokey and even the Getto Boys It would be nice to listen to these while working out but noooooooo sarge and jesse always overule that stuff, they always want to listen to enya and celine dione, :T:

I dig Mike Jones and Paul Wall too. Those Swisha House cats are off the hook. I'm really beginning to dig a lot of the southern and midwest rappers.

Cant knock Celine Dione especially if you've seen her in concernt :T:

gotta luv those Vegas shows!!!LOL!!!

MarshallWhite

11-30-2005, 08:23 AM

I dig Mike Jones and Paul Wall too. Those Swisha House cats are off the hook. I'm really beginning to dig a lot of the southern and midwest rappers.

Cant knock Celine Dione especially if you've seen her in concernt :T:

gotta luv those Vegas shows!!!LOL!!!
Maybe Im biased but I think that southern rap is the best out there.
Also if you say you like Celine Dione again Im pretty sure your NAS membership will get revoked! Hahahahahahahahaha :T:

Scott Tully

11-30-2005, 08:38 AM

I like to train to alot of different stuff

Bionic Jive-and Im not a rap fan but these guys are damn good
powerman5000
older metallica
Jackyl-Istand alone is the ultmimate white trash workout song
Pro Pain
Buck Cherry
soil
Hed PE

worst workout shit ever is SYstem of the down-one of my training partners loves that shit.

Mac Smith

11-30-2005, 09:28 AM

Maybe Im biased but I think that southern rap is the best out there.
Also if you say you like Celine Dione again Im pretty sure your NAS membership will get revoked! Hahahahahahahahaha :T:

I'm originally a Southern Boy myself (South Carolina) so I guess I'm a little biased as well. And I'll try not to mention Celine again!!! My bad!!LOL!!!

Luke Paskins

11-30-2005, 10:54 AM

Heads up all you white guys :-)

Nevermore, The Godless Endeavour...chock-full of positive aggression and even time signitures for busting out the reps!

Unfortunately, if you are anything other than male,caucasian,under 40 then chances are this will suck for you.Cliches are cliche, but they're fun to sarc with :-)

MarshallWhite

12-01-2005, 10:58 AM

I'm originally a Southern Boy myself (South Carolina) so I guess I'm a little biased as well. And I'll try not to mention Celine again!!! My bad!!LOL!!!
Even though I now live in the Northwest I am still Texan by blood so I gotta stay true to my roots. If you like southern stuff check out Herschelwood Hardheadz (sp?) and Youngstar these guys are super cool. As for other rap I also dig Cypress Hill and Ludacris and Ying Yang Twins not a fan at all of east coast though Jay Z and the likes cant rap in my opinion.