callit says:

For a podcast, I always like to suggest Podrunner by DJ Steveboy. If you have trouble keeping a steady pace, this will definitely help. It's really just constant beat-per-minute techno, but it's great, especially for those turn-your mind-off-and-run runs.

www.djsteveboy.com/mixes.html

 mephista says:

Squeee! (downloading many of them now!)

 steveinkc says:

I use pod runner but it is a pretty intense pace much of the time. I would say that if you are a beginner, do not try to use podrunner as a pace tool. I'm old and slow, 10:00 pace pretty consistently, and I cant match the pace for long. He posts a new podrunner weekly and has all of them available on i-tunes for free. The pace varies from 130ish beats per minute to over 170 bpm so if your in that range and you like the techno beat, have a ball.

 mkimes says:

I use these all the time, didn't think I would really care for them at first, but they grow on you. I only wish that he would mix more at the high end (180+) and make them longer like the Ground Pounder mix.

 UltraTech says:

I use them all the time as well. had to figure out what the right pace for me was though. Depends on different variables. But I have found my BPM finally and been a fan of DJ Steveboy ever since. Currently training at 160 BPM.

 beerRahn says:

Some are good, some aren't as good, but these are just about what I listen too exclusively. I also like it groove electric mixes.

 DickieV says:

They make the first hour of a long run go by pretty quickly. I really liked the podcasts with the drill sargeant candences. They were real motivating.

 LauraMoncur says:

Callit

Thanks for the Podrunner recommendation. I have been enjoying them for the last month or so and I just love have a consistent beat to run to.

Thanks again!
Laura

 mkimes says:

DickieV,

If you like cadence you might want to check out www.militaryrecordings.com they have various ones by branch.

 janettelabella says:

any soul/hiphop/r&b podcasts out there?

 Quebeclibre says:

hi go see this site for free music geared to sports ! fitmusic.com

 Brioche says:

I tried it once...the music wasn't my cup of tea but if you like your dancy trancy fancy it might be up your street!

 filpaul says:

Podrunner recently updated to include an interval set. It seems to be built around the Couch to 5K walk/run system, but more advanced tracks are in store for the future.

www.djsteveboy.com/intervals.html
Here's the Apple iTunes link for easy Podcast download
phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=272591768

 jcastag says:

as far as soul hip/hop podcasts for free...i'd recommend the stones throw podcast (just search in the itunes store)

it's more on the indie hip hope tip....but still fresh...real hip hop, no commercial bizness...

=j=

www.stonesthrow.com

 Mightyman says:

www.djsteveboy.com/mixes.html

Thanks for the link, i downloaded a track from it and it sure pumped me up on my run.

 slocko says:

are these podcasts without lyrics? for some reason i can't stand music without lyrics, especially trance and techno.