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Your New Workout Playlist

Here's to sticking to your New Year's resolution.

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Your New Workout Playlist
Jason Richardson

If you're anything like me (and probably half of the United States), your New Year's Resolution was being more healthy, exercising more, getting fit, etc. And everyone who has ever ran on the treadmill knows, working out can be pure torture (with or) without music. So, to help you kick off the new year, I made a handy little playlist separated by each part of the workout to help you get through. With inspirational and motivational lyrics to just fun upbeat music, the songs range from classics to fresh off the press.

Warm-up/Stretching

1. "Adrenaline" - Matt Nathanson

2. "Won't Stop Running" - A Great Big World

3. "Shape of You" - Ed Sheeran

The Main Event

4. "Annie's Always Waiting (For the Next One to Leave)" - Matt Nathanson

5. "Sex" - The 1975

6. "Rollercoaster" - Bleachers

7. "Street fight" - Smallpools

8. "Waka Waka (This Time For Africa)" - Shakira

9. "Ways to Go" - Grouplove

10. "Over & Over" - Smallpools

11. "Carried Away" - Passion Pit

12. "The Wire" - HAIM

13. "You Need Me, I Don't Need You" - Ed Sheeran

14. "Portugal" - WALK THE MOON

15. "The Sound" - The 1975

16. "Don't" - Ed Sheeran

"Pump Me Up" Songs

17. "Hall of Fame" - The Script

18. "Work This Body" - WALK THE MOON

19. "You Make My Dreams" - Hall & Oates

20. "Mr. Brightside" - The Killers (Internally screaming the lyrcis also helps)

21. "Shut Up and Dance" - WALK THE MOON

Cool Down

22. "Like a River Runs" - Bleachers

23. "B Side" - San Cisco

24. "Inside Out" - The Chainsmokers (ft. Charlee)

25. "A Change of Heart" - The 1975

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