The soundrack to "A Night at The Roxbury"

eye of the tiger supertramp

BEST I CAN by Queensryche

Research shows that people who exercise listening to music will workout twice as long as those who don't, but not all music is created equal for fitness. Ideally, you should harmonize your music selection with your regimen. If your body rhythm and footsteps are in time with the music, the entire experience will be more fun and effective. The best workout music I have found is from http://workoutmusic.com. They record popular songs in all genres to create customized non-stop workout remixes to optimize the benefits of your workout and keep you stepping in time with the beat. http://WorkoutMusic.com - Compilations and singles of popular songs with specific BPM (beats-per-minute). Albums are a complete non-stop mix of 60 minutes worth of music so you don't break your rhythm. http://ClickMix.com - Same as above, only the revolutionary software lets you choose the BPM and mix the songs yourself! Then you download the mix as a complete non-stop workout to burn on a CD or stick on your iPod or mp3 player. Most of their songs are also available on iTunes.... Just search Artist "Power Music". Source(s): http://www.workoutmusic.com http://www.clickmix.com http://www.powermusic.com http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Music