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13 Girl Power Running Songs

Thirteen songs guaranteed to get you feeling confident.

Halie Ransom

Aug 31, 2016

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Running is my favorite form of therapy, and it is what I go to any time I need some 'me time.' There is just something that happens to your body after you've ran a few miles that makes you feel unstoppable and happy. I am always on the look out for motivating music to accompany my long runs, so I thought I would share some of my current favorites. These songs are for when I want to feel like I'm about to start dancing on the treadmill or need a boost of confidence.

Here is my favorite Girl Power Running playlist! (Boys, you can use this sassy playlist too, of course. Gender roles are lame.) Even if the only running you do is running far, far away from cardio of any kind, this should put you in a positive mood and ready to put away those miles or laps.

Bonus tip: Check out Spotify and use your college email for a discount on Premium services so you can rock out at the gym without using up your data!

1. Keep On Dancin' Ellie Goulding

Basically anything by Ellie is a winner, but this one definitely will make you want to keep on runnin'.

2. Cool Girl Tove Lo

Little more pop than her other songs, but this beat will get stuck in your head long after you reach the finish line.

3. Bit*h Better Have My Money Rihanna

4. Circle the Drain Katy Perry

5. Same Old Love Selena Gomez

This one will make you feel like ain't nobody got time for that same old same old.

6. Flawless Remix Beyonce`, Nicki Minaj

You woke up like this.

7. BO$$ Fifth Harmony

8. Me Too Meghan Trainor

9. Run the World (Girls) Beyonce`

Who run the world? I mean, girls, obviously. On the treadmill and off.

10. Confident - Demi Lovato

11. Love Myself - Hailee Steinfeld

This will have you chanting this confidence anthem all day.

12. This Little Girl - Cady Groves

13. Unstoppable - Sia

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