Any good songs for cadence setting?

[keithmac]

Smack my B**ch Up by the Prodigy..

 

[Welsh wheels]

The wheels on the bus go round and round

 

[StuAff]

Anything by Napalm Death.

 

[tommaguzzi]

Any AC/DC.
Angus and the boys do it for me every time.
Only spinning though, i don't use music on the road, i think it can be dangerous. (ducks down and wait for the incoming flack)

 

[Yellow Saddle]

It is extremely difficult to find a pop song at Largo pace for when I'm 60kms from home and facing a headwind. But Polly come home by Alison Kraus and Robert Plant seems to do the job.

 

[tallliman]

Anything by Napalm Death.

You Suffer for very short efforts? (Shortest single released!)

 

[Dan B]

Most mainstream electronic dance music (techno, trance) is, if I recall correctly, somewhere in 120-140 territory, which is not going to match any comfortable cadence for most people. Pretty much all drum & bass is around the 170bpm mark, so if your cadence is 85 - a bit slower than I'm really comfortable with, but OK for turbo sessions for recovery between intervals - that works quite nicely.

https://jog.fm/workout-songs/at/200/bpm?sort=popularity lists several songs I've heard of that i would not for a moment have believed were running at 200bpm - more like 100

 

[StuAff]

Your Suffer for very short efforts? (Shortest single released!)

Of course, if you really want to hurt, you'd use live versions. They play everything about 30% (even) faster.....

 

[GM]

I liked this one I had on the turbo play list.....

 

[psmiffy]

Not for cycling but skiing - short turns and moguls - I find ♫ itsy bitsy yellow polka bikini ♫ works well

 

[slowmotion]

Have you considered adding amyl nitrate to your training regime? You might achieve an impressive 164 bpm using this aptly-named song by The Ramones.

I Wanna Be Sedated.
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[RWright]

This one works for me when i am doing intervals.

 

[Julia9054]

American concert marches are about 180bpm so perfect for setting a cadence of 90. Anything by Sousa eg Liberty Bell will do the trick
(I play in a brass band so am really uncool!)

 

[TheDoctor]

'Lose yourself' I found to be a reasonable speed. I think I must have been pedalling on every other beat, though, at 171 bpm!
'Insomnia' by Faithless I found quite good when I was doing spinning classes. I expect most Kraftwerk would work too.

 

[themosquitoking]

Here you go!

Can you get some sort of ANT+ item that changes your song with your cadence?