Do you use music?

[GqArtguy]

For those that have in-door bootcamps, do you all use music? If so, what kind and where do you get it?

[Jean-Paul]

I just have a radio on in the main gym floor, tuned to a classic rock station, but not too loud. I want them to hear my prompts.

When we do an all-band workout in the group fitness room I will put on one of the techno sounding CDs the aerobics divas leave in there.

[GqArtguy]

Bumping it up for those who might use music. Anyone know where to get decent fitness music (please god none of the pop shit you hear in most gyms).

[JK333]

Not sure if this will be relevant to what you are looking for but I have recently purchased Sirius Satellite Radio and I love it. There are well over 100 different commercial free radio stations to choose from all at a touch of a button. Everything from meditation music, dance music, 3 or 4 different country, 3 or 4 different hard rock, soft rock to heavy punk metal and all those in between. Depending on who my clientelle is and what they like to listen to I have the music. It's operated with a remote so if I need to slow things down I can just change the station or vice versa. I've had it for several months now and definitely no complaints.

[lany]

I was using sirius online from a computer hooked up to a few wireless speakers. But then sirius started timing out if you didn't use the computer for an hour or so. So now I've switched to aol music, which I believe is xm, which is FREE! I use the workout station in the dance category, but that may be too poppy for ya. They have a ton of stations.

[Jean-Paul]

Free is always great!