What’s in your ears?
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Mar 2024
6:24am, 19 Mar 2024
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Mr Potato Head
Morning all, Just wondering what people listen to while running? I use a combination of music and podcasts but sometimes find music pushes my pace when I dont want it to. Any suggestions or recommendations? I’ve enjoyed tea and trails podcast but always enjoy the second half more, when they interview guests, which is how I discovered fetch everyone. |
Mar 2024
7:34am, 19 Mar 2024
4,342 posts
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jacdaw
The birds singing.
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Mar 2024
7:36am, 19 Mar 2024
53,880 posts
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McGoohan
Welcome to Fetch
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Mar 2024
7:39am, 19 Mar 2024
53,881 posts
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McGoohan
Oh, I was trying to tag Mr Potato Head but didnae seem to find you. Let's try again Mr Potato Head I don't often run with music but on ething I've been trying to do is to combine long outings with new music. And guess what, we have a thread for that too  fetcheveryone.com/forum/50-new-albums-in-2024---new-62540/ |
Mar 2024
8:04am, 19 Mar 2024
2,699 posts
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ptr_runner
I used to listen to music for every run, then when I did my first ultra in 2016 I just couldn't stand the noise in my ears, so I took my earphones out and have scarecly listened to anything whilst running since. The only exception is that I will sometimes listen to a podcast if i'm run-commuting. An episode of Tom Scott's "Lateral" podcast is normally about the length of my commute so that works nicely. |
Mar 2024
8:09am, 19 Mar 2024
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Mark J 🇳🇿
I listen to mostly music. Usually spotify playlists. When I am doing a structured run, tempo, intervals etc I listen to podcasts. Diary of a CEO. Rob Brydon. The Running Channel. High Performance and similar.
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Mar 2024
8:31am, 19 Mar 2024
3,054 posts
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Muttley
I never run with music or anything in my ears beyond the birdsong and sound of the waves on the beach (most of my running is on a coastal path or past an RSPB reserve). The footing can be uneven or loose and a sheer drop onto rocks can be nearby so I need all my spatial awareness and not be distracted by a soundtrack in headphones. On the rowing machine it's different though. Always music: either old-time ska or rocksteady tunes for slow steady rows or something a bit more punky and uptempo for the harder stuff. |
Mar 2024
9:17am, 19 Mar 2024
3,643 posts
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cackleberry
Usually my mates chatting shit.
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Mar 2024
9:29am, 19 Mar 2024
2,722 posts
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RooA
Tiny little hairs, wax, eardrums, some fascinating little bones, a complex array of liquid filled tubes.... it's quite interesting in there really.
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Mar 2024
9:42am, 19 Mar 2024
645 posts
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compartmental
I like audiobooks for my long runs - epic fantasy makes the time fly. I have bone conduction headphones so I can hear the world around me too!
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