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Workout Play-list

Any good workout needs a good soundtrack. Sometimes I'm in the mood for instrumental music, sometimes I like to play radio Fat Nerd. If you're looking for some new tunes to run/dance/rock out to, below are some of my favorite choices. Currently, I have and 18 hour playlist, so it'll take a while to get everything up here.


7 Things- Miley Cyrus

4x4 (feat. Nelly)- Miley Cyrus

1985- Bowling for Soup

15 Minutes- The Yeah You's

Welcome to The Jungle- Guns N Roses

We Got The Beat- The Go-Gos

We Are The Kids- Walk the Moon

Walking on Sunshine- Katrina & The Waves

We're Not Gonna Take It- Twisted Sister

These Boots Are Made For Waling- Nancy Sinatra

Teenage Kicks- Remi Nicole

Smash It Up- The Offspring

Shut-Up and Smile- Bowling for Soup

Shut-Up and Dance- Walk the Moon

Roll Over Beethoven- Chuck Berry

Revolution- R.E.M.

Respect- Aretha Franklin

Rebels of The Sacred Heart- Flogging Molly

Our House- Madness

Oh No You Didn't!- Wojahn Brothers

Numba 1 (Tide is High)- Kardinal Offishall

My Baby No Esta Aqui- Garth Brooks

Love is a Battlefield- Pat Benatar

Livin On a Prayer- Bon Jovi

Little Miss Impossible- Dollyrots

Let's Love- Echosmith

Intergaltic- Beastie Boys


There's a ton more and I'll keep adding. Any suggestions?


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