Music & fitness seem to go hand in hand, have you ever visited a gym and not heard high energy music blasting out the speakers?

Letting your body synch with the tempo of the music is a great a motivation when training, a natural rhythm to set the pace.

Drum & Bass is the perfect music for working out. The 170-180 beats per minute tempo can be followed at full speed to reach you maximum heart rate for HIIT training, or followed at half speed simply to elevate your cardio rate at to a steady pace to work up a sweat.

Workout programs such as 175 Fitness, Fight Club, HIIT The Floor have tapped into the potential of Drum & Bass workouts. Even fitness company Peloton has got in on the action, check out Hannah Frankson’s D&B rides on there.

The Benefits

Physical exercise is not just great for your body, but it’s of benefit to your mental health, releasing endorphins into your system to make you feel better in yourself. A workout will also wear you out, helping you get a better nights sleep.

As we see in the new year many of you will be considering getting fit as part of your new years resolution. To help you get motivated on your fitness journey we’ve done what we do best & selected some great drum & bass music to get your pulse racing.

Drum & Bass Workout Playlist

We’ve compiled a playlist of high energy D&B tracks to be the soundtrack to your running sessions or gym workouts.

Artists featured include the likes of Danny Byrd, Fred V, Shy FX, Makoto, goddard, Pola & Bryson, Sub Focus, Zero T, Hybrid Minds, The Prototypes, Wilkinson, Roni Size, Sigma, Voltage & many more. We of course added the aptly titled track ‘Running‘ by Rude Awakening UK from our very own record label, which we highly recommend you adding to your own workout playlists!

More Music For You

Have a listen to all the freshest drum & bass on our very own LoveThatBass record label. Our music covers the full spectrum of the jungle / dnb genre with tracks from the likes of Jaydan, Kleu, Waypoint, Glitch City, AKAS, Oversight & more!

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