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Instead of meditating, you should exercise without headphones on. You get more benefit for the time spent.


I just saw this book the other day at chapters: http://www.amazon.com/Running-Mind-Meditation-Lessons-Traini...


Ultra-runner Tony Krupicka has written on this sort of "active meditation" (http://www.runnersworld.com/rt-columns/alone). Of course, running in, say, downtown NYC is going be a very different experience (mentally) than running up Green Mountain in Boulder in the dead of winter.


I've recently switched to no-music workouts. Awkward at first, listening to the sounds of others working out around you, but with practice you can tune that and your other thoughts out. After a week or two, I greatly prefer it!


Good point: you can meditate anywhere, any time. I just walk around cities and do the same thing.




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