Energetic mixes for crossfit training

CrossFit is not just a workout, but a real challenge to the body and spirit. Each round of WOD requires complete dedication, and the right crossfit music becomes that invisible partner that helps you endure another round. This section contains DJ mixes specially mixed for CrossFit training: with sharp tempo changes, powerful drops for strength elements and rhythmic phases for metabolic blocks.

Why a regular playlist is not suitable for CrossFit

CrossFit differs from classical fitness by alternating explosive efforts and short pauses. The usual selection of tracks does not take this structure into account - songs end at the wrong moment, the tempo floats, energy is lost. Our CrossFit mixes solve this problem: they are built so that the musical dynamics coincide with the phases of the load. Tempos range from 130 to 160+ BPM - from warm-up blocks to high-intensity AMRAP and EMOM rounds.

What workouts are these mixes suitable for?

• Interval training - mixes with a clear change of tempo fit perfectly into the “work/rest” pattern. Tabata, 30/30, EMOM - the rhythm will tell you when to speed up and when to take a breath.
• High-intensity training (HIIT) - tracks with an aggressive beat and increasing energy will help you give your best in every round.
• Cycle and cardio blocks - some of the mixes work great on a cycle trainer and for running segments within complexes.
• Strength complexes - heavy bass and measured rhythm will support during deadlifts, thrusters and weightlifting ligaments.

Music for high-intensity training in our catalog is not a random selection of energetic tracks. Each mix is ​​put together with an understanding of how a CrossFit session works. You'll findinterval mixs with in-track timers, long sets for open workouts, and short, intense 10-15 minute tracks for finishers. Genres - from electro and hip-hop to drum & bass and hardstyle, because CrossFit does not tolerate monotony.

Download mixes, download them to your phone, or play them right in the gym - and let every WOD pass with a new level of energy. The section is updated regularly, so even if you train six days a week, the playlist will not become boring.