I am going to "guest teach" a class at my local training facility. Now, I love dance music but I don't think that would go over well with this group. Can you ladies post some playlists for me?? Thanks!!!!!!!
I am going to "guest teach" a class at my local training facility. Now, I love dance music but I don't think that would go over well with this group. Can you ladies post some playlists for me?? Thanks!!!!!!!
Oh...you'd be surprised what "goes over well" in a spin class. I take a spin class with a particular instructor at my gym, twice a week. She always...and I do mean ALWAYS...uses "house" music for her classes. She gets a very diverse group, too. Old, young, middle-aged, black, white, hispanic, male, female...you name it. I've never really heard anyone ever complain about her choice of music...as long as it's pumping, we don't really care.I say...go with the dance music. You won't be able to please everyone, all of the time anyway.
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Ramones--Loud and Fast. It's a greatest hits compilation and I frequently listen to it in lieu of Spinervals music when on the trainer.
Of course, don't know how the Ramones would go over in a spin class.![]()
September- Earth Wind and Fire
just about anything by U2, but particularly One with Mary Blige
Walking on the Sun - Smashmouth
anything by Stevie Wonder
Oye Como Va - Santana
Gonna Make you Sweat, othewise known as Everybody Dance Now
Speed of Sound- Cold Play
She Drives Me Crazy - FYC
Sight for Sore Eyes - M People (obviously)
Born to Run or Thunder Road - Springsteen
Where have all the Cowboys Gone - Paula Cole
and of course, Super Freak - Rick James
and really of course, Brick House
Lets Get Loud - Jennifer Lopez
Bleeding Love - Leonna Lewis
Please Don't Stop the Music - Rhianna
Misery Business - Paramore
Disturbia - Rhianna
Believe - Cher
Call Me - Blondie
Crushcrushcrush - Paramore
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I used to loooove warming up to "How to Save a Life" by the Fray
Some other great warm up songs:
Badly Drawn Boy - Silent Sigh
Lali Puna - Faking the Books
Corinne Bailey Rae - Put Your Records On
However, some faster AWESOME suggestions:
Queen - Don't Stop Me Now
The National - Brainy
Crazy- Gnarls Barkley
Chemical Brothers - Surface to Air
Cake - Going the Distance
Radiohead - Weird Fishes
Postal Service - Such Great Heights
Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song
Regina Spektor - Dance Anthem of the 80's
Coldplay - Viva La Vida
Guster - Two Points for Honesty (starts slow but picks up-- it really motivates me)
Cool down suggestions:
Modest Mouse - Gravity Rides Everything
Badly Drawn Boy - A Minor Incident
Iron and Wine - Flightless Bird, American Mouth
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OK, don't laugh, but two different instructors use Creed at times, and I find it hugely inspirational. Can you Take Me Higher is a great song for a climb!
Have you seen the playlists on Adventurecorps' site?
http://www.adventurecorps.com/indoorcycle/music.html
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Almost any song by Creed, Nickleback, Lincoln Park, New Order, or My Chemical Romance.
My favorite though is trance/tecno especially DJ Tiesto.
Sandstorm by DaRood is very popular in spin class here.
The class I went to today, the instructor used "Take Me Down to the Paradise City" by Guns N Roses for an exercise where we increased cadence. I though it was clever!
May I suggest Michael Jackson "Thriller" Its great!