The Power Playlist! Adam Woodyatt
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The Power Playlist! Adam Woodyatt
Notable Quotes
"It's amazing actually how music really can impact the rhythm."
"If you're doing like a long run and you're just going long and slow... it's like you're in a chat, but you don't have to say anything."

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In this special bonus episode of RunPod, host chats with Adam Woodyatt, a long-standing cast member from EastEnders and an enthusiastic runner. They discuss the impact of music on workout performance, particularly how different types of headphones can enhance the listening experience depending on where one runs. Adam prefers using noise-cancelling headphones on the treadmill and open-ear ones while running outdoors for safety.
Adam shares his approach to workout music, stating that he usually relies on whatever playlist is suggested by his workout app without seeking out specific tracks for motivation. However, he mentions his preference for 80s music due to its faster beats, jokingly noting that he would enjoy Curtis Stigers’ saxophone melodies but finds them too laid-back for running. He also humorously reflects on the challenge of singing while running, which he finds more exhausting than the run itself.
Though not a regular podcast listener, Adam acknowledges their potential to distract the mind during longer runs, leading him to consider giving them a try. Throughout the chat, the chemistry between Adam and the host adds a light-hearted touch, making for an engaging discussion about the fusion of music and running. Adam's episode on RunPod is highly recommended for those interested in combining fitness with their favorite tunes.
Adam shares his approach to workout music, stating that he usually relies on whatever playlist is suggested by his workout app without seeking out specific tracks for motivation. However, he mentions his preference for 80s music due to its faster beats, jokingly noting that he would enjoy Curtis Stigers’ saxophone melodies but finds them too laid-back for running. He also humorously reflects on the challenge of singing while running, which he finds more exhausting than the run itself.
Though not a regular podcast listener, Adam acknowledges their potential to distract the mind during longer runs, leading him to consider giving them a try. Throughout the chat, the chemistry between Adam and the host adds a light-hearted touch, making for an engaging discussion about the fusion of music and running. Adam's episode on RunPod is highly recommended for those interested in combining fitness with their favorite tunes.
Key Takeaways
- Music tempo can significantly impact running rhythm.
- Headphones should be selected based on the environment (treadmill vs. outdoor running).
- 80s music is a popular choice for workouts due to its upbeat nature.
- Podcast listening can provide distraction during long runs but may require focus from the runner.
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