Monthly Archives: November 2013

• Poll: What topics would you like Musical Living to cover in 2014?

  Posted on November 26, 2013 by Jessica Ryan in Miscellaneous.

    Last week we finished our series about Music and Exercise, and we’re ready to start exploring new topics. Before we do, we’d like to hear what areas you think we should prioritize. Please help us by filling out the poll below. We’re excited to hear your feedback! [cardoza_wp_poll id=1]  

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  Finding Exercise Music: Additional Resources

  Posted on November 19, 2013 by Jessica Ryan in Exercise and Sports.

    Since this is our final post in the Music and Exercise series, I would like to tell you about a few more resources that you can use to enhance your workouts through music. Last week we talked about apps, and this week we’ll highlight blogs and magazines that you can use to find new […]

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  Music and Exercise Apps

  Posted on November 12, 2013 by Jessica Ryan in Exercise and Sports.

    As we draw near the conclusion of our inaugural Music and Exercise series, I would like to share some additional resources that you can use to improve your exercise experience through music. This week I focused my research on finding exercise music apps. My list isn’t exhaustive or meant to endorse any particular app, […]

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  Preparation and Recovery: Pre- and Post-Workout Music

  Posted on November 5, 2013 by Jessica Ryan in Exercise and Sports.

    Did you know that tennis player Novak Djokovic is a classical music fan? Djokovic, who is currently ranked second in the world and has won six Grand Slam titles, grew up listening to classical music with his first coach, Jelena Gencic. In an interview recounted in The New York Times, Gencic gave an example […]

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