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A recent study by the North American Association for the Study of Obesity found that women are more likely to stick to an exercise program if they listen to music while working out. So thank God for jogtunes.com. The site lets you select your workout pace, then download playlists of songs with bpm's (beats per minute) that match your heart rate. For example, if yours gets up to about 150 bpm when you exercise, songs like the Killers' "Mr. Brightside" are perfect. Or try Spotify - just launched in Australia.
May 28, 2012
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Thanks for your kind mention of JogTunes. Please understand that the beats per minute ratings of tunes on JogTunes refer to steps per minute, not heart rate. The concept is to match the BPM with your running pace. Some of the BPMs are in the 170s and 180s, which would be too fast if they were heart rates. Dr. Bob Host of the JogTunes Indie Podcast
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