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ColinDShots
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Hank 3- ***** in Dixie.
Mininstry- Jesus Built my Hotrod
You can get both on itunes
Colin D Shots
Mininstry- Jesus Built my Hotrod
You can get both on itunes
Colin D Shots
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I need workout song suggestions
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ColinDShots
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Hank 3- ***** in Dixie.
Mininstry- Jesus Built my Hotrod
You can get both on itunes
Colin D Shots
Mininstry- Jesus Built my Hotrod
You can get both on itunes
Colin D Shots
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ColinDShots
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Hank 3- ***** in Dixie.
Mininstry- Jesus Built my Hotrod
You can get both on itunes
Colin D Shots
Mininstry- Jesus Built my Hotrod
You can get both on itunes
Colin D Shots
If its workout music, then presumable then it has to constant high tempo, then i would suggest some Hawkwind. They are a British Rock band from the 70's, Lemmy from Motorhead was the base player, that will give you an idea of the type of music we are talking about. They are particularly good at very long songs, around the 10 min mark and they dont let off the pace. Master of the universe, Brainstorm and Orgone accumulator are particularly up-tempo, long and loud. LOL
Craig
Craig
If its workout music, then presumable then it has to constant high tempo, then i would suggest some Hawkwind. They are a British Rock band from the 70's, Lemmy from Motorhead was the base player, that will give you an idea of the type of music we are talking about. They are particularly good at very long songs, around the 10 min mark and they dont let off the pace. Master of the universe, Brainstorm and Orgone accumulator are particularly up-tempo, long and loud. LOL
Craig
Craig
If its workout music, then presumable then it has to constant high tempo, then i would suggest some Hawkwind. They are a British Rock band from the 70's, Lemmy from Motorhead was the base player, that will give you an idea of the type of music we are talking about. They are particularly good at very long songs, around the 10 min mark and they dont let off the pace. Master of the universe, Brainstorm and Orgone accumulator are particularly up-tempo, long and loud. LOL
Craig
Craig
Lance2020x
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Okay, I'm almost ashamed to say it but lately I've been obsessed with William Shatners song "Common People". Theres something so catchy about it!
Lance2020x
New member
Okay, I'm almost ashamed to say it but lately I've been obsessed with William Shatners song "Common People". Theres something so catchy about it!
Lance2020x
New member
Okay, I'm almost ashamed to say it but lately I've been obsessed with William Shatners song "Common People". Theres something so catchy about it!
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moxie1
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Amy,
Curves has workout music that is great in that each song is 140 beats per minutes. Trying to keep up with their pace is a guaranteed great workout! I think you could just go to any of their stores and buy a CD. Don't know about iPods.
Becki
Curves has workout music that is great in that each song is 140 beats per minutes. Trying to keep up with their pace is a guaranteed great workout! I think you could just go to any of their stores and buy a CD. Don't know about iPods.
Becki
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moxie1
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Amy,
Curves has workout music that is great in that each song is 140 beats per minutes. Trying to keep up with their pace is a guaranteed great workout! I think you could just go to any of their stores and buy a CD. Don't know about iPods.
Becki
Curves has workout music that is great in that each song is 140 beats per minutes. Trying to keep up with their pace is a guaranteed great workout! I think you could just go to any of their stores and buy a CD. Don't know about iPods.
Becki
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moxie1
Guest
Amy,
Curves has workout music that is great in that each song is 140 beats per minutes. Trying to keep up with their pace is a guaranteed great workout! I think you could just go to any of their stores and buy a CD. Don't know about iPods.
Becki
Curves has workout music that is great in that each song is 140 beats per minutes. Trying to keep up with their pace is a guaranteed great workout! I think you could just go to any of their stores and buy a CD. Don't know about iPods.
Becki