The Best Workout Music On The Charts This Week
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Amongst the usual pop blockbusters and remixes, you'll find new singles from Cash Cash and Cobra Starship that tread the line between annoying and irresistible. Their moxie notwithstanding, it's Adele's newest release that's the biggest surprise on the list. Though I'd thought it would be too understated for a workout, it's won more than a few folks over. Moreover, its gentle insistence makes for a great counterpoint to the week's more over-the-top offerings.
1. Sean Kingston Fire Burning 123 BPM
2. Jordin Sparks Battlefield 145 BPM
3. Black Eyed Peas I Gotta Feeling 128 BPM
4. Cash Cash Party In Your Bedroom 121 BPM
5. Linkin Park New Divide 118 BPM
6. Katy Perry Waking Up In Vegas (Calvin Harris Remix) 131 BPM
7. Cobra Starship & Leighton Meester Good Girls Go Bad 120 BPM
8. LMFAO & Lil Jon Shots 128 BPM
9. Keri Hilson & Lil Wayne Turnin Me On (MSTRKRFT Remix) 130 BPM
10. Adele Right As Rain 137 BPM
MC's resident DJ Chris Lawhorn weeds through the Top 40 charts to find the best new workout music. The songs are organized, by beats per minute, into playlists designed to match the speed of your routine, while maximizing its results.Chris Lawhorn spent his teens playing in punk and folk bands in Fort Wayne, IN. Apart from the occasional solo album, the rocking has taken a backseat to deejaying and production for his Case/Martingale label. Thankfully, this means that time once spent sleeping in the back of a van has since been freed up to scour places like Buenos Aires and Osaka for new music.
Chris has a bachelor's degree in English and Telecommunications from Ball State University. It finally went to use in creating RunHundred.com - a Web site that helps people find music that fits the pace of their workouts.



