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Written by Annelogue on 07/05/2006

Run Shoes Run

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Run Shoes Run, originally uploaded by Annelogue.

I put my running shoes out on the floor a couple of days ago, just to see if anything would happen if I did. Nothing happened. Except maybe me going through a head shaking amount of excuses to as to why I could not get my shoes on and my ass out the door. The most innovative excuses were that I probably needed one of these Polar heart rate monitors to improve my motivation during my runs and that I still haven’t compiled the perfect running music play-list for my Creative Zen player. If anyone has any advice on good running music, I’m all ears!

7 comments

  • Agent Angelo has written: 07/05/2006 at 5:07 pm Reply

    I do enjoy a good playlist but the sounds of Copenhagen tends to be better than any playlist. Especially in these sun filled pre-summer days. Or is it just me ?

    Why don’t you put your shoes on and then see what happens…

  • Annelogue has written: 08/05/2006 at 12:21 am Reply

    Tomorrow I will :-)! I guess I’m just going through a phase where I, instead of taking in the sounds of Copenhagen, just want to be plugged into my own network of sounds. I’ll let you know how it went…

  • Daan has written: 09/05/2006 at 2:22 pm Reply

    Hi!

    It’s always difficult to get started with these things, I know….
    As for running music, how about Run, baby, Run by Sheryl Crow, or even the oldie Born to run by Bruce springsteen? : )

  • troniu has written: 10/05/2006 at 5:58 pm Reply

    Doesn’t matter what you choose for opening or the main part, but for the final sprint I would definitely recommend Born In the USA (same guy as in Daan’s comment).

  • Annelogue has written: 12/05/2006 at 2:26 pm Reply

    Sweet! Thanks guys!!!!

  • Joachim has written: 15/07/2006 at 4:05 am Reply

    I recommend ‘Dark Train’ from the Underworld album ‘Long & Dark.
    It’s great running music even if you’re not into the genre.

  • Annelogue has written: 15/07/2006 at 9:37 am Reply

    Lovely! Thanks!

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