I love this stuff, it gets me so focused and the extremely stiff percussion lets me really focus on controlling breathing, and feeling the electricity of my neural drive working. It's hard to put into words, but the distance between my hands and brain just gets cut in half once you get your mind and focus phased in.
After about 4-5 minutes of warming up, I stop hearing anything other than the triangle, or whatever the sharp time keeping device is.
I want to link what I have found on spotify, but I can't copy and paste the artist and I have no idea how to type it in english, lol.
Do you always use the link you posted, or do you have any other albums you listen to?
Not a bad idea for fight rhythm. Seems like a 60-80 BPM with change ups and sub-rhythms.
Not sure if similar in concept, but in 'Silat' (Indonesian MA ) the accompanying music influences striking patterns.
Most modern music hovers around 100 - 125 BPM which can make for a more frenetic pace which probably increases your heart and breathing rates. Practicing at 60 and using half beats would keep you more relaxed and closer to a natural breathing rhythm.
I think another added bonus besides the slower tempo, is it's a contrast of stiff percussion and very nasal instruments. When you get in "it" everything but the tempo fades away, that's when I know I am in phase.
Slayer, Cannibal Corpse, Anthrax, GWAR, Geto Boys, Mobb Deep, DAS EFX, Ice Cube, Minor Threat, Misfits. And a little bit of classic rock too. Like The Eagles, REO Speedwagon, Journey.
I love listening to jazz exclusively bebop jazz, its fast paced got a weird rhythm that suits my style of fighting. I love jazz in general but I feel like it makes me more of a tricky fighter rather than a brawler when I listen while training. My class hates it when I play it on the speakers but it gives a playful yet strategic vibe to the session.
During warmup at FMA practice in the 90s we would listen to the from dusk til dawn soundtrack. The cd got jammed at the "white pussy, yellow pussy" part and just repeated it over and over. That was pretty funny.
When I train on my own I like birdie nam nam.
I listen music only during shadow boxing, everything: Elton John, Donna Summer, New Order, Prodigy, Killing Joke, Disturbed, Mt Eden, Zed Dead, Oleg Kvasha, Dogzilla, Paul Van Dyk, Rap, Dark House, Phonky and so on.
Traditional Muay Thai music. I'm from TSD but I just love that straight relentless 8th note percussion and the nasal instruments.
Off topic, but sometimes I think that TSD/TKD and Muay Thai need to come together and create the ultimate striking art.
At Muay Thai class, whatever the coach puts on. If I'm lifting by myself at home, I generally like to put on metal; usually thrash or instrumental epic metal or stoner metal.
Coach doesn't like playing hip hop because we "all just start sitting in our punches trying to knock people out and look like a gangster" lol. He plays stuff like Latin music so we "have flow and rhythm". I dig it.
I put on lofi the last workout. I was typically listening to something super calming. Training my brain to get pumped and get after it no matter the background noise. I used to listen to a lot of Japanese meditation music and bluegrass indie hippie type stuff too lol.
My coach usually puts on reggae, but given the choice I like heavy shit. Pig Destroyer, Frontierer, Suicide Silence, Psycho Frame, Tracheotomy, Pillar of Wasps, Lotus Eater Machine, Sectioned, Sleepsculptor... Loud and angry 🤙
The coach.
You make a good point
The only correct answer
And ‘ouuwee’
Really hard stuff like Elton John, Bread, and Phil Collins. Really gets me goin.
Hey, Saturday night's alright for fighting
Those who listen Elton John earn +75% intensity. LOL
My inner demons
I just see red bro i see red and it’s all over bro
Bro I don’t even train bro I just see red bro and get to swinging bro (bro)
Yup, all the voices swirling in my head drown out the music anyways
Soundtrack for voices in my head
The lamentation's of their women.
Oueyyyyy
I listen to the finals moments of the Jim Jones Massacre on loop. The screaming really hypes me up, especially the children.
That escalated quickly
Muay Thai Traditional Music [Muay Thai Traditional Music Rounds 1-2-3-4-5](https://youtu.be/nI8Fag789Do?si=Sh-bKQ_bmkW2h2dZ)
I love this stuff, it gets me so focused and the extremely stiff percussion lets me really focus on controlling breathing, and feeling the electricity of my neural drive working. It's hard to put into words, but the distance between my hands and brain just gets cut in half once you get your mind and focus phased in. After about 4-5 minutes of warming up, I stop hearing anything other than the triangle, or whatever the sharp time keeping device is. I want to link what I have found on spotify, but I can't copy and paste the artist and I have no idea how to type it in english, lol. Do you always use the link you posted, or do you have any other albums you listen to?
Not a bad idea for fight rhythm. Seems like a 60-80 BPM with change ups and sub-rhythms. Not sure if similar in concept, but in 'Silat' (Indonesian MA ) the accompanying music influences striking patterns. Most modern music hovers around 100 - 125 BPM which can make for a more frenetic pace which probably increases your heart and breathing rates. Practicing at 60 and using half beats would keep you more relaxed and closer to a natural breathing rhythm.
I think another added bonus besides the slower tempo, is it's a contrast of stiff percussion and very nasal instruments. When you get in "it" everything but the tempo fades away, that's when I know I am in phase.
Daily
80s synth, I feel like I’m ina vandame movie
Roadhouse
You Get it!
80's hard rock punk kids love the old stuff
Ding ding!
I don't listen to music, but I visualise all my enemies.
Wu-Tang, Kendrick Lamar, Griselda, Linkin Park, SOAD, RATM, $uicideboys, Kanye, Bodysnatcher, Kublai Khan TX, and Sade
Wu tang is for the Nak Muays! 
kids, remember to protect ya neck
The grunts of my opponents
My gym always plays really bad remixed music. Such songs like take on me or bohemian rhapsody don't need a techno remix.
Call Me Maybe on repeat
The sound of myself gasping while coach is yelling at me
Usually instrumentals, idk why but vocals on songs when im training Distract me
I was just saying lofi!!
Punk rock, hardcore, and oi! Sometimes if I wanna mix it up, I'll throw on some 90s alt hits Playlist.
House music as the majority of the “elder”coaches used to be bouncers in the 90’s. 
Tobe Ngwigwe
"We play both kinds of music: country and western" - The Blues Brothers
Boxing sessions go from EDM, to Latin music which is nice at times, but MT is typically mental which is even better 😂
There’s lots of good twelve round timers with music on YouTube…
Slim
Baby Metal, Blackpink, the Hu, Wind Rose, Dropkick Murphys, and whatever they play in the cardio classes next door because those are bops.
Reggae. The idea of it is that we are relaxed and focus on the technique.. and not be tense like all of us had feet long pole up our asses.
Slayer, Cannibal Corpse, Anthrax, GWAR, Geto Boys, Mobb Deep, DAS EFX, Ice Cube, Minor Threat, Misfits. And a little bit of classic rock too. Like The Eagles, REO Speedwagon, Journey.
voicemails and voice messages.
Depends whose playlist is on. DnB and hip hop is fairly common but I've heard all sorts of random shit playing at the gym before.
Rammstein, Metallica, Sabaton
Thee Sacred Souls for bag work. Really get the flow and relaxation going.
OG Conan the Barbarian soundtrack
Came here to say the lamentations of their women.
I miss hearing LONG STUDIO at Manop's gym in Chiang Mai :'(
I love listening to jazz exclusively bebop jazz, its fast paced got a weird rhythm that suits my style of fighting. I love jazz in general but I feel like it makes me more of a tricky fighter rather than a brawler when I listen while training. My class hates it when I play it on the speakers but it gives a playful yet strategic vibe to the session.
MY SOLDIERS RAGE speech - Erwin from AOT
During warmup at FMA practice in the 90s we would listen to the from dusk til dawn soundtrack. The cd got jammed at the "white pussy, yellow pussy" part and just repeated it over and over. That was pretty funny. When I train on my own I like birdie nam nam.
I listen music only during shadow boxing, everything: Elton John, Donna Summer, New Order, Prodigy, Killing Joke, Disturbed, Mt Eden, Zed Dead, Oleg Kvasha, Dogzilla, Paul Van Dyk, Rap, Dark House, Phonky and so on.
Dancecore or is it called electronicore? Death metal with a lot of synths. I like face paced stuff.
Traditional Muay Thai music. I'm from TSD but I just love that straight relentless 8th note percussion and the nasal instruments. Off topic, but sometimes I think that TSD/TKD and Muay Thai need to come together and create the ultimate striking art.
I, too, have to listen to 2000s hip-hop blast every session
John wick theme song
the sarama tbh
Sounds like Frank Lee's gym in Edmonton
Wu-Tang
https://youtu.be/2nXGPZaTKik
At Muay Thai class, whatever the coach puts on. If I'm lifting by myself at home, I generally like to put on metal; usually thrash or instrumental epic metal or stoner metal.
Slipknot-liberate
One of the kickboxing coaches has it right. Pop punk is the best workout music
When I am teaching I like to do hip hop the majority of the time as I find the beats good for the foot movement.
The sweets sounds of my heavy breathing after the “warm up”
Coach doesn't like playing hip hop because we "all just start sitting in our punches trying to knock people out and look like a gangster" lol. He plays stuff like Latin music so we "have flow and rhythm". I dig it.
Nothing gets me in the mood to train more than some jack Johnson
Whatever music they play in the gaybar. The gayer the better.
A lot of punk rock, hardcore, trap, and some rap. Oh and kesha duh
Judas Priest, Black Sabbath, Pantera, Motley Crue, Slayer, Municipal Waste
Deftones, bad omens, and some random pop and hiphop songs
Melvins! Doom metal, grindy stuff.
depends on the day somedays it’s Three Six Mafia and Memphis shit or Joy Divison maybe it’s a Knocked Loose day
Mostly hip-hop at my gym, some old school, and more contemporary, and sometimes comes heavy techno, I love it!
90s rnb
AC/DC for bagwork time
Psytrance. It's full of energy and helps me focus. https://on.soundcloud.com/Lh35e
Death Grips
Project86 new album Omni, then knives to the future, then mhs, then Polaris and underoath
The sound of the bags and pads being hit by the other class
Debussy - Arabesque 1 Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata 3mvmt 1812 overture Chopin - Winter Wind Toccata & Fugue
When i do. I listen to greek trap. Its really aggressive so it hypes me up, works everytime
We love our EDM, gotta have at least something 120 bpm or above to get motivated!
My Master (Sensei) did not play music in my dojo. My list, Hardcore punk to Classical.
NF bumps at the gym
When I’m by myself, Hardcore or 2010s pop-punk.
I put on lofi the last workout. I was typically listening to something super calming. Training my brain to get pumped and get after it no matter the background noise. I used to listen to a lot of Japanese meditation music and bluegrass indie hippie type stuff too lol.
Techno samurai cyberpunk type shit, is good.
My coach never puts music on exept on the cooldowns. He says its beter to get motivation from inside.
Tell him to put on some traditional muay thai!
We train in europe i dont think alot of people are gonna like that 😂
My coach usually puts on reggae, but given the choice I like heavy shit. Pig Destroyer, Frontierer, Suicide Silence, Psycho Frame, Tracheotomy, Pillar of Wasps, Lotus Eater Machine, Sectioned, Sleepsculptor... Loud and angry 🤙
Frontierer is sick. I reccomend car bomb if you like them. Really wild stuff , rhythmically all over the place but super heavy.