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My taste in music is vast. Not varied or big or luscious. Doesn’t that make me sound like an intellectual? Well, I’m not, and never will be, but I use words like “vast” and “insurmountable” to fake it.AC/DC to Florida to the Ramones to Matt and Kim.

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Anything with a beat that I can run to.Lately I’ve been loving this song (video below). It smacks of strength, moving forward, hope, inspiration. All things I need to hold onto right now. And always.You're a good soldierChoosing your battlesPick yourself upAnd dust yourself offAnd back in the saddleBut you've got it allBelieve itWhen you fall get upOh oh.And if you fall get upOh oh.It’s one of the themes from this summer’s World Cup. I think you’ll like it too.

Please, my friends. I need your help.Not to belabor the point, but water running is killing me. Not physically, but mentally. Getting in that pool everyday and pretend running for upwards of 45 minutes sucks the big one. Yes, that one.Please. Give me your most favorite song on your iPod. Your best running song.Every last one of you.

I need new ideas. More than ever.Or, if you have a favorite podcast, give that to me too.I’ve got to get through this transition time and period of recovery.

Hopefully only 38 more days until running and I begin our love affair once again.Only this time I’m not putting out so early.Trying to stay up,SUAR. Gonna go a little off the beaten path here, since you've already got the Eminem suggestions, and other pump-you-up tunes covered. I've had 'Pavement Cracks (Mac Quayle Extended Mix)' by Annie Lennox on several models of MP3 players over the years, and it is a go-to running song for me. Make sure it's that specific mix, as there are several versions of the song, some of which are way too slow for a runner's mix.Also, in terms of entertaining Podcasts that make the time pass quickly, I regularly listen to the 'Sklarbro Country' podcast by the Sklar brothers. I've had to stop running on occasion from laughing so hard.

May not be for everyone, but it cracks me up. Based on your writing, I think you'll get a kick out of these guys. For the First Time- The ScriptForget You- Glee CastI saw this and had to type it to you! Courtesy of Triathlete Magazine10 Reasons Pool Running Doesn't Suck1) It gives the barefoot movement a whole new angle- and spares the wear and tear on your running kicks2) You earn sympathetic looks from the cute boy-toy lifeguards.3) Until now you thought breaststroke was the slowest way you could travel from one end of the pool ot the other.4) Hello six-pack!

Water running recruits those pesky core muscles. Even your arms will exhibit extra buffness with the water resistance.5) If ever you longed for a surrogate granny, there are plenty in the therapeutic lap lane.6) from your vertical vantage point you can observer and admire and critique the swim strokes of the nearby lap swimmers. Maybe you'll learn something.7) There are not rocks, stumps, curbs or other obstacles inthe pool.

You are not longer a danger to yourself. You can even run with your eyes close (Note resist the urge to fall asleep.)8) One rarely encounters rattlesnakes while pool running.9) If you hop in immediately following a bike session you get to call it a P-run10) If you can mentally endure two hours of water running, your next Ironman marathon will feel short.Enjoy!

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