Run Hundred - Workout Music & Running Songs

I’m a DJ by trade and am always stocking up on other DJs’ mixes. Partly, I’m looking for ideas. Partly, I need mixes I can play in the club while I’m setting up my gear or if someone spills a beer on my turntable in the middle of a set. To that end, I weed through tons of them every month, looking for the best ones.

Most of the mixes I keep on-hand could double as workout mixes, insofar as they’re 30-60 minutes long, full of up-tempo songs, and mixed so that each song blends into the next.

Run Hundred Plus
While the main Run Subscription is free and devoted to single songs, I thought it might be fun to create a paid subscription devoted to these long form mixes. To test the waters, I’ve taken 12 of my favorite mixes and packaged them into set I’m calling Run Hundred Plus.

It’s $10 to sign up. Each mix featured in the set is free to download. You’ll get the first one straightaway. And, you’ll get another one, every week, for eleven weeks.

(Also, I should clarify that the $10 covers the whole affair. It’s not $10 a week. Nor will it auto-renew at the end. It’s just $10. One time.)

Some Examples
There’s a trio of clips below, to put this into context. Each is taken from a mix included in the set.

In Total
For what it’s worth, all of these mixes are already available on-line for free. If you’ve got the time and interest, the Web is littered with great mixes given out free to promote clubs, events, and artists. If anything, there are too many out there. So, the challenge isn’t so much in finding free mixes–but wading through all the lousy ones to find a couple gems.

Basically, I’d started the Run Hundred site in an attempt to make it easier for folks to sort through a mass of possible workout songs. Run Hundred Plus is an attempt to do the same sort of thing–but with workout mixes. Namely, I’ve tried to see what’s available, find the highlights, and ditch the rest. And, I thought that spreading my findings over three months might be helpful, too. That way, if you’re slacking on your workouts, getting a new mix each week might help you stay the course. And, if you’re not wavering, it’ll still help keep things fresh and lively.

So, to recap, there are heaps of free mixes floating around the Internet. For less than a dollar a week, I’ll tell you about the best ones I’ve tracked down, one at a time, for three months. By the time we’re done, you’ll have picked up around 10 hours’ worth of mixes and dropped a few pounds.

A Guarantee
As with anything sold on the Internet, there’s a small leap of faith involved. What if you hate the mixes? What if the mixes are great, but you already own every single song they contain? These seem like unlikely possibilities. But, they’re not totally out of the question.

Accordingly, if you sign up–and it’s not a great fit for you–just let me know within the first month. And, I’ll send you a full refund. (There’s a contact button at the bottom of every page on RunHundred.com. So, I’m easy to reach.)

In all, you’ll get your $10 worth. Or you’ll get your $10 back.

That’s about it. If you want to get started with the first mix, you can use the Paypal button below.

(If you don’t have a Paypal account, you can still use the button below. In the past, I think they made you sign up for a Paypal account. But, now, they feature an option to just pay as a guest with a credit/debit card.)

Thanks, either way, for mulling it over!