Most athletes use music to get pumped for a big game or an intense workout. Research shows that music can help boost performance during a workout, motivating you to knock out a few extra reps even when you’re almost wiped out. Music genres are seemingly endless, with options to suit the taste of any athlete. Learn about new releases and what elite athletes tune in to get psyched up.
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Straight off the Hunger Games soundtrack comes "The Ruler and The Killer," recorded by Kid Cudi. (In case you haven't heard, the much-anticipated Hunger Games movie released in theaters on... Read More
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Last week, we suggested how to incorporate Adele into your workout music playlist. This week, we're showing you how to do the same with the sultry, low tempo music stylings... Read More
