Power Up Your Playlist

“Your playlist can do more than motivate you during workouts: A consistent steady beat can help you run longer and more efficiently, according to new Dutch research.  Picking up your step rate just 10%…say, from 150 beats per minute to 165 can reduce stress behind the kneecap by 14%, says a University of Wisconsin-Madison study.  (A quick turnover causes shorter steps, reducing impact.)” Prevention.com December 2013

Well, of course!  Here is my latest playlist:

  1. His Kind of Love (Capital Kings Remix)
  2. After All (Holy) [Capital Kings Remix)
  3. Royals (Lorde)
  4. Safe & Sound (Capital Cities)
  5. Let Her Go (Passenger)
  6. God’s Great Dance Floor (Chris Tomlin)
  7. Tonight (Capital Kings Remix)
  8. Funky Jesus Music (feat. Beckah Shae)
  9. 10,000 Reasons (Rend Collective)
  10. The whole Matt Redman CD that just came out!  O My….Get it.

Have fun!!


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3 responses to “Playlist!”

  1. Hi Kim! (This is Deb B.) Music is also paramount when it comes to pushing your body, your brain, & your creativity! Check out my little article too if you have time. http://bibbieandblue.com/2013/04/17/playlist-for-inspiration-innovation-and-creativity/
    Thank you for sharing your little treasures of inspiration & would love to see your playlist for “creativity”.

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    1. Sorry I missed your comments through Christmas stuff. I love your blog!

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  2. One more…& I promise this is the last time I bug you today! Plus I can see you rockin’ out & choreographing something amazing to the video embedded in this article.

    http://bibbieandblue.com/2013/12/15/winter-blues-a-little-art-may-help/

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