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foxytv · October 12, 2007

Awesome, Bre. Thanks for the info!

Also, ladies ... I just got this email which implies that my trial version didn't take (which I thought it did). But at any case -- it's a code for a 30-day free trial:

Hi from Podfitness!

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I'm very sorry that we disappointed you. If you'll visit www.podfitness.com/signup to retry, we'll extend your free membership to 30 days.

Enter this code during signup to receive the 30 free days:

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I sincerely apologize for the inconvenience, and hope you'll give us another chance to show you how great Podfitness really is.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact me anytime.

coreyphil · October 13, 2007

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Originally Posted by coreyphil

I'm trying the "Jog Tunes Indie Podcast" --- I just downloaded and I haven't listened to it yet ... it's free on itunes so I thought I'd give it a shot.

I'll let you know if it's good for runners and walkers!

I did the Jog Tunes Indie Podcast last night and I really liked it ... I didn't know what to expect - but it is pretty much like a radio show where this announcer guy introduces the song as it's beginning and tells you how long it's is and the steps per min. (which is just a fancy way to gauge your tempo). It is all indie music from "new" artists ... but I liked just about everything I heard ... there were a lot of different types of music - from bossa nova to electronica to indie rock --- it definitely passed the time quickly and I liked hearing new songs. There is also an option to quit at 30 min. or continue to 45 - 60 min. I actually did it on a rowing machine - and he also says that it can be fine to use on an indoor bike ---

I've never used podfitness ... so I don't know if it is more "instructive" --- but this was just music that allows you to increase your pace at intervals and generally keep you moving! It's free on iTunes ...

Hope this helps!