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Some Of My Favorite Workout Songs

The music is key.

Matt Mastrogiovanni

May 24, 2016

Bloomsburg University

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Some Of My Favorite Workout Songs

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When I'm at the gym, I love nothing more than bumping to some loud, great tunes which keep me amped up throughout my workout. I feel as if music is a crucial part of my workout because it keeps me focused and keeps me loose. I like to enjoy my workouts and I like to enjoy some great bangers as well. Here's a list of a few songs that I love to workout to:

WARNING: Some songs may contain strong language.

1. Lil Dicky- "Bruh"

2. AC/DC- "If You Want Blood (You've Got It)"

3. Galantis- "In My Head"

4. Avicii- "Levels"

5. Cash Cash- "Overtime"

6. Tiesto- "Wasted feat. Matthew Koma (Ummet Ozcan Remix)"

7. Will Sparks- "Ah Yeah So What feat. Wiley and Elen Levon"

8. Jackal- "Animal Style"

9. The Chainsmokers- "Don't Let Me Down (Hardwell and Sephyx Remix)"

10. AC/DC- "Shoot to Thrill"

11. The Chainsmokers- "#SELFIE (Botnek Remix)"

These songs are just a few that I like to workout to. If you've got some other songs that you think I should take a listen to then feel free to comment and let me know!

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