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May 09, 2016

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18 Songs To Help You Kick Butt

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I'm a girl and I lift. I like going to the gym. I like working out. It makes me feel good about myself. I go with some of my best friends who support me and encourage me to become a better me. We lift, do BBG, cardio and more. When I do go by myself, music is my savior. Here are 18 songs that get me off my butt, picking up my pace, dancing like no one is around and pumping some more iron. I hope these songs can motivate you as much as they do me!

1. "Best of Me" by A Day to Remember

You always want to be your best!

2. "Give It All" by Amity Affliction

And give it your all!

3. "I Can Do Anything" by 3OH!3

You are capable of doing anything!

4. "Uma Thurman" by Fall Out Boy

You can dance like Uma Thurman!

5. "Throne" by Bring me the Horizon

Or conquer the world and claim your throne!

6. "The Middle" by Jimmy Eat World

Do not get stuck in the middle.

7. "We R Who We R" by Chunk! No, Captain Chunk!

But we are who we are, and we can't change it! Why would we want to?

8. "Uptown Funk" by Mark Ronson feat. Bruno Mars

Get your uptown funk on!

9. "Blank Space" by I Prevail

Leave a blank space for me!

10. "Engine 45" by Ghost Inside

Rev your Engine and get to work!

11. "Melodies" by Secrets

Run to the melodies, keep up pace.

12. "Hallelujah" by Panic! At the Disco

Do not start singing Hallelujah until you're done!

13. "Stressed Out" by Our Last Night

Keep your head up, and do not stress out...

14. "Migraine" by Twenty One Pilots

...or you will end up with a migraine

15. "Shut Up and Dance" by Walk the Moon

So just shut up and dance.

16. "Next Contestant" by Nickelback

Keep your head in the game and not on the next contestant.

17. "Bad Girlfriend" by Theory of a Deadman

Have a bad girlfriend?

18. "Break Free" by Of Mice and Men

Break free at the gym—you will feel better afterwards!

Music is the key to life for me. In my mind, there is a perfect song for every situation. These songs put me in the mood to kick some butt, to scream and dance, to run until i can not run anymore and I hate running.

If anyone has a workout song they suggest, post it in the comments below!

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