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I just finished playing God of War: Valhalla and Bear McReary dropped a phenomenal soundtrack for the game. Of course any soundtrack from your favorite movies/games will do. It adds juicy drama to your workout routine, especially if you’re weightlifting/calisthenics. Makes you feel like you are doing this for a higher purpose, to “Master Thyself” Worth a try to change things up, even if just once. Have fun and let me know what soundtrack you choose!
Apr 15, 2024

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I specifically listen to the how to train your dragon soundtrack 1) because I like the series and 2) it's super motivating. superhero movie soundtracks also work but I would just pick your favorite movie and see if it works for you (link is the playlist i listen to if you want to check it out)
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automatically gives whatever you are doing a narrative arc. like u are full on following the hero's journey while cutting onions. i especially recommend the vertigo soundtrack or any soundtrack by ennio morricone but u can choose w/e depending on your mood.
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