Ministry, those Industrial grooves really gets my blood pumping for sport.

i don't have a specific band but anything i like that's heavy will do the trick.

Definately firewind

Written by DrAngelMachine on 29.12.2009 at 08:12

Definately firewind

lol really?

What albums? All of them or anything specific?

I need those because I'm 90 keloes & my family is haunting me with lectures about suger levels I don't exercise much because I get bored.

I usually listen to Sabaton when I'm working out...and Slayer....GOD HATE US ALL!!!!!

Written by arwestromen on 14.06.2010 at 01:10

I usually listen to Sabaton when I'm working out...and Slayer....GOD HATE US ALL!!!!!

You still love that album?

Haha, suddenly my tight trousers and guyliner feels infinitely less gay after reading this thread =D

Written by vezzy on 14.06.2010 at 16:49

Written by arwestromen on 14.06.2010 at 01:10

I usually listen to Sabaton when I'm working out...and Slayer....GOD HATE US ALL!!!!!

You still love that album?

perhaps not the album but deciple is a fucking great song

JOURNEY

Dethklok works for me

I use Bullet For My Valentine, Sabaton, Gojira, Battlelore, and Turisas. Five completely different bands, completely different styles, but all of them serve to keep me moving ( most of my exercise involves running. Tennis conditioning.) with their quality. I like BFMV's and Sabaton's speed, while Gojira, Battlelore's, and Turisas's heaviness keep me going.

I don't have favorite work out bands. I'm a cyclist and when I'm training on my own I tend to change my music a lot. At this moment I've got Melechesh, Oranssi Pazuzu, Kreator, Deicide, Vital Remains and Sodom on the I-pod, but next week it will be something else.
I play football in the weekend and since 2 years we have a big speaker with cd player for warming up and celebrating after the game. Every week I bring some cd's to the game. I started with some "listenable" things like Sabaton, Judas Priest, AC/DC...but now it's Destroyer666, Kataklysm or Rotting Christ...Not everyone is amused with it but fuck 'em.

Industrial metal is usually good for me, espessially Ministry's Stigmata and Prong's Snap Your Fingers, Snap your Neck.

For me, needs to be something fast when lifting weights. Heavy helps too, although that seems to be less important. Children of Bodom is particularly good for feeling pumped up. Early Amon Amarth is too. Stuff like (early) Nightwish and Dark Moor works also, just have to skip the ballads.

Written by DoomGuard on 14.02.2010 at 08:12

Written by DrAngelMachine on 29.12.2009 at 08:12

Definately firewind

lol really?

What albums? All of them or anything specific?

mostly allegiance to days of defiance

Speed Metal usually works for me, some metalcore occasionally at the gym.

Written by DrAngelMachine on 28.11.2010 at 03:24

Written by DoomGuard on 14.02.2010 at 08:12

Written by DrAngelMachine on 29.12.2009 at 08:12

Definately firewind

lol really?

What albums? All of them or anything specific?

mostly allegiance to days of defiance

good albums, I should try listening to those while working out...funny thing is that it took you a year to respond, I lol'd lol

I find myself going to Wodensthrone a hell of alot, and Wolves In The Throne Room aswell. They both seem to accompany running quite well. In I'm in the boxing gym I tend to go for some "core" Agnostic Front is a favourite.

Nowdays i´m listening to Raubtier, Amon Amarth, Metallica, Maiden, Priest, Lost Horizon.....oh and Sabaton

Http://www.myspace.com/hitthegym

Written by Brenocide on 06.12.2010 at 19:22

Http://www.myspace.com/hitthegym

haha seven shades of awesome

Sunn O))). Gets me fucking pumped every time. My aerobics class at Curves seems to like them too.

Written by wormdrink414 on 20.03.2011 at 09:47

Sunn O))). Gets me fucking pumped every time. My aerobics class at Curves seems to like them too.

Bahahaha.

I like to run through the woods listening to Primordial. That is best.

I like heavy and melodic metal when working out; Death, grind, extreme just doesn't cut it for me: it has to be music that has melody/groove/beat; working out is almost every time by numbers / repetitions: 1-2-3-4 again 1-2-3-4, etc

Sabaton fo sho,

"suddenly my tight trousers and guyliner", Can I quickly hump you leg?

Anything fast and heavy, and well produced enough for me to be able to actually hear the riffs in a loud gym. No swedish death unfortunantly The chainsaw production makes the riffs sound to muffled when theres all the backround noise around.

Ministry, Despised Icon, Pantera, Shadows Fall.