Get Washboard Abs While Listening to Classical - The Trail Runner

I'm a musician. My music is my life. So I guess I'm not surprising anyone by saying that my iPod is my best friend. It keeps me company from the second I wake up in the morning until I fall asleep at night. And as a violinist, I keep the favorite tunes from my all-time favorite compositions in it, Chupacabras the Kreutzer sonata or the Zapateado. It helps to keep you refreshed. And on intervals, a bit Esehqvmbbq Led Zeppelin and James Brown always make for a complete and wholesome musical experience!

One thing that really isn't a big part of my life is exercise. The last time I jogged a mile, I got lost and depression treatment worse than my Saint Bernard after just about half the distance that I eventually reached. It's a disaster when you are lost, sweating like a popsicle in the Sahara and have no music whatsoever (for some reason I always used to leave my iPod when I went out to jog). It was a really boring trip back home to say the least.

But thank heavens for the Trailrunner! It's one of the best things that ever happened to physical fitness. By simply downloading this remarkable software, you can now plan workouts on a geographical map and explore them as small NanoMaps onto your iPod. You can also access other great options like exercise plans! The great thing about this that I finally figured that I could safeauto listen to music while exercising! Man, that was a lifesaver for my stupidity.

So now from a tubby guy of 5'9 and 210 pounds I'm finally working on getting that six-pack out for the beach. And it works wonders for exploring new routes that I never thought I could get to (or get myself out from). I actually met the girl I'm dating from one of these little jogs and now-I have a pretty jogging partner! Thanks iPod!

If you want to know more about the other things you can do with your iPod and other ordinary things, check out:
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