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Listening to ipod when hiking vs. taking a walk
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Jan 03, 2009 09:10AM

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I definitely listen to music when I go for a run, because I can concentrate better on exercising then. I also always listen to music when I am on public transport, e.g. the bus home.
I normally don't listen to music when hiking, though.. But I guess that is mainly because when I am hiking, I am hiking with a group and I consider it pretty impolite to have headphones on when you are with someone else.
I normally don't listen to music when hiking, though.. But I guess that is mainly because when I am hiking, I am hiking with a group and I consider it pretty impolite to have headphones on when you are with someone else.


If I were on a hike, I'd listen to natures sounds. I tried walking a few times to listen and think, but there weren't many nature-like sounds that I could hear. I would infinitely prefer hiking to get my exercise in though.


Even if I did, I don't think I'd listen to one while walking or hiking. I like to be aware of what's going on around me. Either because I want to hear the sounds of nature, I want to converse with somebody, or I just want to feel more safe. I do, however, almost always have a song in my head that I may or may not be humming or singing out loud.

