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5 Playlists That'll Actually Make You Want to Work OutEven if you shot out of the womb wearing Nike sneakers and terry cloth wristbands, you probably need the occasional nudge to get working on honing the perfect bikini bod. Download these playlists to your iPod for instant motivation for all your summer workouts |
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The "I Want to Burn 1,000 Calories" Playlist:
"Imma Be" by The Black Eyed Peas
"Countdown" by Beyonce
"I Like It" by Enrique Iglesias
"You're So Damn Hot" by OK Go
"Gold on the Ceiling" by The Black Keys
"Seven Nation Army" by The White Stripes
"All of the Lights" by Kanye West
"Lights" by Ellie Goulding
"Don't Worry Child" by Swedish House Mafia
"Let Me Love You" by Ne-Yo
"Who Gon Stop Me" by Jay-Z and Kanye West
"Glad You Came" by The Wanted
SEE NEXT PAGE: THE "I NEED TO BURN OFF SOME STEAM" PLAYLIST
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I am one of those people who just can't work out without music. If my iPod dies during my run, I slow to a halt, as if my batteries have died.
I've always wondered how people hit the gym without some type of music fueling them forward. The sound of my ragged panting just isn't my jam when it comes to workout music. I prefer something a bit, uh, catchier.
Since my go-to workout mix is getting a little tired, my fellow Total Beauty editors and I have come up with five workout playlists for whatever your mood may be.
We've got the playlist for when you've had an overly indulgent weekend in Vegas and need to work off those buffet pounds, stat. We've also come up with the soundtrack perfect for a mellow hike with your dog. Basically, whatever type of get-off-your-butt activity you've got planned, we've got the playlist.
Because even if you shot out of the womb wearing Nike sneakers and terry cloth wristbands, when it comes to working out, everyone needs some motivation, and music is that perfect motivator.
"We're affected by our external world, so therefore the music we're playing is crucial," says yoga instructor and celebrity trainer Sara Ivanhoe. "It completely influences the nature of a workout."
Ready to give your iPod a major overhaul? Keep clicking.
I am one of those people who just can't work out without music. If my iPod dies during my run, I slow to a halt, as if my batteries have died.
I've always wondered how people hit the gym without some type of music fueling them forward. The sound of my ragged panting just isn't my jam when it comes to workout music. I prefer something a bit, uh, catchier.
Since my go-to workout mix is getting a little tired, my fellow Total Beauty editors and I have come up with five workout playlists for whatever your mood may be.
We've got the playlist for when you've had an overly indulgent weekend in Vegas and need to work off those buffet pounds, stat. We've also come up with the soundtrack perfect for a mellow hike with your dog. Basically, whatever type of get-off-your-butt activity you've got planned, we've got the playlist.
Because even if you shot out of the womb wearing Nike sneakers and terry cloth wristbands, when it comes to working out, everyone needs some motivation, and music is that perfect motivator.
"We're affected by our external world, so therefore the music we're playing is crucial," says yoga instructor and celebrity trainer Sara Ivanhoe. "It completely influences the nature of a workout."
Ready to give your iPod a major overhaul? Keep clicking.
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