It seems rare to see someone in the gym without earbuds when they are not with a trainer or group. For most people, music is the fuel for their workout and helps keep them focused. If they forget ...

The right soundtrack can completely transform a workout experience, turning mundane exercise routines into energizing sessions that push physical and mental boundaries. Scientific research ...

A post-gym interview reveals workout music choices and a woman's hilarious gym story.

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There are many tools, or ergogenic aids, that athletes use to improve exercise performance. These include nutrients and supplements like protein and carbohydrates, drugs like caffeine, steroids, and ...

Music has always been a part of my life. Growing up, my dad was a fan of the big band era and entertainers like Frank Sinatra. He would buy toy instruments and distribute them among all of his ...

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Athletes and fitness enthusiasts have long suspected that music can boost performance, but new research from the University of Padova provides compelling scientific evidence about which type of music ...

Music boosts motivation and increases happiness when people are working out better than any other predictable factor. But what musical tempo is best for keeping people psyched up while working out?

As we begin the new year, you may be inclined to make a resolution. If that includes exercising more, you'll need music to motivate you. So what is your favorite workout music? Let us know and we'll ...

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