As 2019 begins, what better way to kick off one of your new year's resolutions than working out to a bumpin' playlist. Sure, you can compile your own songs on Spotify, hit shuffle on your phone, or even just Google other workout playlists, but this one takes the cake. Equipped with slower-paced warm-up tunes, faster songs to run to, and calmer ones for a cool down, this playlist will help motivate you to actually work out. Whether you listen to all of the songs at once (making your workout about an hour long) or mix it up and only play a couple, either route will surely make exercising a bit less of a chore.
"Be The One" - Dua Lipa
For it being the starting song, "Be The One" is upbeat and lively, great for a light jog or fun warm up with slower breaks in between.
"BOOGIE" - BROCKHAMPTON
"BOOGIE" has absolutely no chill. There's no time for breaks during this portion of your workout. You're up and working hard — or else you aren't doing the song justice.
"More" - 5 Seconds of Summer
The underlying beat of this song makes me feel like I can lift a thousand pounds. Try it out bench pressing or lifting weights… if you're feeling up to it!
"Red Light Green Light" - Dune Rats
The energy in this song is insane and makes working out feel almost like a treat (at least for this minute and 54 seconds).
"Gold Digger" - Kanye West and Jamie Foxx
Put on your game face and get into those squats, girl.
"Let's Dance To Joy Division" - The Wombats
This song always makes me want to get up and dance… so why don't we?
"Mr. Brightside" - The Killers
Scream-sing this through the jumping jacks!
"Tongue Tied" - Grouplove
"Tongue Tied" is my go-to jogging song. I absolutely hate running of any sorts, but hearing this while jogging makes it a little less painful. No one can listen to "Tongue Tied" without feeling on top of the world.
"Pet Cheetah" - Twenty One Pilots
The intensity in "Pet Cheetah," combined with its slowed down verses, makes for a perfect workout jam. Play this during a more difficult exercise, where you need a few breathers in between.
"Lose Yourself" - Eminem
What workout playlist doesn't have "Lose Yourself" on it?
"I Bet You Look Good On The Dance Floor" - Arctic Monkeys
This is a super fun, steady jam that enables you to do your reps to the beat of the song.
"Animal" - Neon Trees
"Animal" is yet another great song to run to or just dance around the room to as well. It truly gives you the energy to take on any exercise.
"Roxanne" - The Police
"Roxanne," although it picks up during the chorus, is a decently calmer song to play while beginning to slow down your workout.
"Best Friend" - Rex Orange County
This song can be played really anywhere throughout the workout — as a warm up, cool down, or just while doing sit-ups. Its cool and collective vibes will allow you to truly just focus on the task at hand while giving you a pleasant background jam.
"10,000 Emerald Pools" - BORNS
As the last song on the list, "10,000 Emerald Pools" is a relaxing tune, perfect for the finishing stretches in your workout cool down. Let yourself reap all of the benefits of exercise and reflect on all of the progress you made today.
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