by I ditched Spotify for Apple Music for working out — here’s what happened
For years, I was a loyal Spotify user. I had curated playlists for every occasion – from studying to road trips to relaxing after a long day. But when it came to working out, I found myself constantly skipping songs, searching for something with just the right tempo to keep me motivated. That’s when I decided to make the switch to Apple Music, and I have never looked back.
The first thing I noticed when I started using Apple Music for my workouts was the curated playlists. While Spotify had plenty of great playlists to choose from, I found that Apple Music’s playlists were more diverse and catered specifically to my workout needs. Whether I was in the mood for high-energy pop hits or hardcore rap beats, Apple Music had a playlist for every occasion.
Another feature that I quickly fell in love with was the ability to easily create personalized playlists. With Spotify, I had to manually add individual songs to a workout playlist, which took up precious time and often led to me skipping songs midway through my workout. With Apple Music, I could simply search for a song or album and add it to my workout playlist with a single tap. This saved me so much time and allowed me to focus on my workout without any interruptions.
One of the biggest advantages of using Apple Music for my workouts was the seamless integration with my Apple Watch. With Spotify, I had to constantly switch between my phone and my watch to control my music, which was not only inconvenient but also disrupted my workout flow. With Apple Music, I could easily control my music directly from my watch, allowing me to stay focused and in the zone throughout my entire workout.
But perhaps the biggest game-changer for me was the sound quality. I had always thought that sound quality was more or less the same across all music streaming platforms, but I was proven wrong when I switched to Apple Music. The sound quality was noticeably crisper and clearer, which made my workout experience even more enjoyable. Whether I was listening to heavy bass beats or melodic guitar riffs, the sound quality on Apple Music was superior in every way.
Overall, switching from Spotify to Apple Music for my workouts was one of the best decisions I have ever made. The curated playlists, personalized playlists, seamless integration with my Apple Watch, and superior sound quality all contributed to a more enjoyable and productive workout experience. If you’re like me and find yourself constantly skipping songs or searching for the perfect tempo to keep you motivated, I highly recommend giving Apple Music a try. You won’t be disappointed.
