Credit: e-magic at flickr |
Who isn't complaining about the wrath of old man winter this year? It's been bone-chilling cold. It's been snowy and icy, making me think I up and moved to Alaska or Canada's Northwest Territory. Sure, those snowy conditions work for skiing, but good luck if you're trying to train for Boston or just grab a break from the indoor workout. get the bike off the trainer in the living room (I'm convinced mine's shacking up there until at least May).
If there were ever a month where I could use a new workout playlist, this would be it. I have yet to find a decent Colorado Springs radio station--yes, I'm sorely missing WTMX and WXRT in Chicago for helping to fill out my playlist--and my regular playlist is about the most overused bunch of songs ever. What I need is Run Hundred's latest top 10 list of workout songs. Exactly what I need to power me through that next sweat session.
Here's the full list according to votes placed at Run Hundred, the web's most popular workout music blog.
Enrique Iglesias & Pitbull - I'm a Freak - 128 BPM
Neon Trees - Sleeping with a Friend - 107 BPM
Jerrod Niemann - Drink to That All Night - 116 BPM
Martin Garrix - Animals - 127 BPM
Macklemore, Ryan Lewis, Schoolboy Q & Hollis - White Walls - 116 BPM
Fitz & The Tantrums - Out of My League - 85 BPM
Shakira & Rihanna - Can't Remember to Forget You - 139 BPM
Lea Michele - Louder - 126 BPM
Grouplove - Ways to Go - 101 BPM
Lady GaGa, R. Kelly & Rick Ross - Do What U Want (DJWS Remix) - 99 BPM
What are your go-to workout songs? What should we download for our workout playlists?
Photo grabbed from e-magic at flickr via creativecommons.org.
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