New study: What music do people use for working out?
It’s that time of year again when people start making New Year’s resolutions about getting in shape and losing weight. A company called Velotric Bike wants to help with the results of a
Read MoreExercise
Random music news for Thursday, August 6, 2020
The vacation staycation continues. Today’s the day I rid the garden shed of mouse poop. Fun. Frankly, I’d rather stay inside working on music news for August 6, 2020. Coronavirus update 1: Another
Read More
Do you listen to music while you work out? Then read this.
If you exercise, you know the benefits of listening to music. It can pump you up, motivate to keep going when you’re run out of gas, distracts you from the pain, and keep
Read More
Do you exercise to music? Then read this.
In order to stave off the heart disease in my family’s genes, I’ve been visiting a personal trainer three times a week for the last year years. Knowing what will happen to my
Read More
Exercising to music “bends your mind”
If you engage in any kind of exercise, I’m going to guess that you do it to music. Look around. Joggers with earbuds. Gym rats with headphones. Exercise classes to thumpin’ rhythms. Music
Read More
Random Music News for Wednesday, February 22, 2017
Is there anyone with a worse job than Sean Spicer? Think about that the next time you hate your job. And now, the music news… Science says this playlist is the most effective
Read More
Music Makes High-Intensity Interval Workouts More Enjoyable
If you think that listening to music makes exercise more enjoyable, your hypothesis is backed up by science. This includes high-intensity interval training. Previous research focused mainly on moderate cycling and jogging. In
Read More
Need to Feel Stronger? Listen to Music with Big Bass
We all know that music can pump you up for all kinds of needs, occasions, tasks and feats. But if you need an extra edge, turn up the bass. Researchers in Illinois have
Read More
Rodents on Turntables. That Is All.
That’s one way to take your rat out for a walk. (Via Sploid. And please don’t try this at home. Thanks to Peter for the link. I think.)
Read More