Spotify’s new Running Mode knows exactly when your playlist should speed up
Spotify has launched a new Running Mode as a Premium feature that creates personalized workout playlists aligned with a runner’s pace. The mode offers 25 curated running presets which can be further customized by workout type, duration, genre, and beats per minute. It aims to keep the music tempo in sync with the user’s fitness routine from warm‑up through cooldown.
- ▪Running Mode builds a workout and accompanying playlist based on the user’s pace.
- ▪It provides 25 preset running playlists ready to use.
- ▪Users can customize the presets by workout type, duration, genre, and BPM.
- ▪The feature is available only to Spotify Premium subscribers.
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Nothing destroys the running pace quite like a slow track from your Spotify library. To deal with this, the music streaming platform has built a new personalized mode that aims to keep your soundtrack aligned with the workout from the first step to the final cooldown. Spotify has introduced Running Mode, a Premium feature that builds a workout and accompanying playlist around your pace. From your music taste to your preferred tempo, it wants to keep up with your fitness journey. The feature offers 25 curated running presets right off the bat. These can be further customized according to workout type, duration, genre, and beats per minute.
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