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My first song would be Lone Star by The Front Bottoms. I really love their music and this one is definitely a good one.

My second has to be California Gurls by Katy Perry featuring Snoop Dogg. It’s a classic and a must have.

My third and last would be Dear Arkansas Daughter. It is really fun and empowering.

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The first song I would put on my playlist would be “Set Fire to the Rain” by Adele, it is just a very empowering song.

The second song I would put on my workout playlist would be “Beautiful Things” by Benson Boone, it is just an up-beat, and also a great song. It helps me to have a song I know all the words to so it makes it even better for me personally.

My last song that I would out on a workout out playlist is “Sweet but Psycho” by Ava Max. I just love the song. It is so up beat, fun to listen to, and I know most of the words to it. I loved this song when I was younger so it reminds me of that.

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The first song that should be on everyone’s playlist is One Dance by Drake. This song is a classic and has been one of my favorite songs ever. Every time I listen to this song I always end up silently jamming along. This leads me to believe that this song is perfect for a workout playlist and will make me go a little harder on my set.

The second song that should be on everyone’s playlist is All the Stars by SZA and Kendrick Lamar. This song is so good and such a high beat song. I can see myself jamming out to this song while running on the treadmill or on the bicycle machine. This song is also so catchy and brings back old memories.

The last song that should be on everyone’s playlist is National Anthem by Lana Del Ray. I recently discovered this song and it had me so motivated. This is such a catchy song and I can definitely see myself listening to this while working out. This song is the type of song that would motivate me to do one extra rep on the bench presses or go extra hard on the last stretch of a mile.

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Reeva Joshi

1. The first song I would choose to put on my workout playlist would be “20 minutes” by Lil Uzi Vert. It’s a high energy song, which will keep me motivated throughout my workout because of the song’s fast paced rhythm and catchy music.

2. The second song I would add to the playlist would be “One Dance” by Drake. It is the perfect combination between calming and energy sparking, making it the perfect song to play during a workout due to its versatility of being played during exercise.

3. The third song I would put in a workout playlist would be “Nothing On You” by Bruno Mars. Since this song has meaningful lyrics and a positive melody it is suitable to listen to during many types of exercises such as running, lifting weights, and more.

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1. Flashing Lights by Kanye West

2. All The Stars by Kendrick Lamar, SZA

3. Runaway by Kanye West

For 1st and 3rd ones I chose those songs because like Kanye’s music, it sounds pretty good, and for the 2nd one I chose it because of how the whole music sounds.

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1. Shake It Off by Taylor Swift

This song is really motivational and inspiring. It has a really fun, upbeat tune to it and it really helps motivate you when exercising. When you’re tired, it gives you that motivation you need to continue exercising.

2. Don’t Start Now by Dua Lipa

This song really hits you when you’re exercising. This is a really fun song that you can listen to throughout the entire exercise and feel motivated and energized. It’s a personal favorite of mine.

3. My House by Flo Rida

This one is a classic. It’s perfect for runs and hard-core workouts, but it’s also great for simple exercises as well. This is one of those special songs that can be played while doing any exercise or running any amount of time no matter how tired you are.

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1. Eleanor Rigby - The Beatles

2. Yellow Submarine - The Beatles

3. Seven Nation Army - The White Stripes

All of the songs give you a steady rhythm to work out to. The songs are also songs that are easy to zone out to while listening to them because they aren’t super in your face with lyrics or instruments.

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1. Feel it - d4vd

1. This song is always a good one. For me, it puts me in the zone and allows me to only focus on what I am doing.

2. Counting Stars - OneRepublic

1. This song is pretty old, but it has aged well. It is very upbeat and like the last one, keeping me in the zone.

3. Save Your Tears - The Weeknd

1. This song is also upbeat and catchy. It is great if you would rather not think about the pain in your legs, or your arms because it can just distract you from that.

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It was tough to narrow my list down to my top 3 songs (all of which are rock), but it’ll have to do.

1. The Hounds by The Protomen

This song is unique, and utilizes many instruments like the trumpet and bassoon, but is still considered rock. It’s energetic and pumping — so basically, it an amazing song to work out to.

2. Sole Survivor by the Blue Öyster cult

This is a psychedelic and light rock song, but has an amazing story, and sounds very unique.

3. Mr. Crowley by Ozzy Osborne

I cannot exaggerate how great this song is. The organ in the beginning is one of the most unique introductions to any song, but it just keeps getting better from there. From the catchy lyrics to the memorable beat, you may find yourself liking it just as much as I do!

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Seven Nation Army - the White Stripes:

It's a very pumping, energetic song, really good for weightlifting.

Doin' Time - Lana Del Rey:

This is one of my favorite songs of all time. The smooth rhythm makes me want to get up and dance.

Run Boy Run - Woodkid

This song is my all-time favorite for running. Whenever I listen to it, I feel like I'm the main character in a dystopian novel.

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Amelie Rapp-Salas

1. About that Bass- Meghan Trainor

The upbeat pop style of this song always inspires me to move, and the lyric "ev'ry inch of you is perfect, from the bottom to the top" gives me confidence.

2. On top of the World- Imagine Dragons

This song has such an awesome beat, and the lyrics about growing and finally winning are amazing.

3. Better When I'm Dancin'- Meghan Trainor.

This song always makes me want to move and groove, and I think that others feel this way too, and the energy is perfect for a workout.

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1. Physical - Dua Lipa. This song is just like its name, it’s super physical! This song is so energetic that you’ll be determined to strive harder in your exercises. Every time this song pops up, I can’t help but move my body and sometimes even sing some of the lyrics.

2. Unstoppable- Sia. This song’s lyrics is so inspirational. It always makes me feel better about myself, thinking that I am capable of meeting my goals.

3. Blinding Lights - The Weeknd. The song is always upbeat, you can never hate any The Weeknd song. I always love listening to this song once in a while, and it is always the first song that pops up in my exercise playlist!

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1. Blinding Lights - The Weekend

This song is upbeat, and it motivates me to move. I like upbeat music while exercising, and I feel that many people would also like it.

2. Thunderstruck by AC/DC

This song makes me feel energetic, and it builds up, which would feel like the workout is increasing in intensity.

3. You Give Love A Bad Name by Bon Jovi

This song is energetic, and it is one of my favorite songs. It makes me feel immersed in the songs, and it helps me go on.

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3 songs that I believe should be on everyone's playlist for motivational workout music are the following:

1. "Cant stop the feeling" by justin Timberlake. This song is a super jolly and upbeat song that really focuses on just staying happy. Even if your feeling gloomy or tired, the songs lyrics show so much passion about staying strong, and the song just wants to make you keep going.

2. "Titanium" by David Guetta. This song has so much meaning to it, especially in the lines "You shoot me down, but I won't fall. I'm titanium". This verse is trying to convey that even if things get tough, and you feel like quitting, you shouldn't stop there and stand up and keep going.

3. "Happy" by Pharrell Williams. This song is a classic pop song with tons of positive energy circling around it. I think that workout playlists always have inspirational and mostly upbeat and happy songs, and I think you can't get a song more happier than "Happy". The lyrics show that even with all of the bad things surrounding you, you should just ignore it and keep going.

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Type your first and last name.

Share three songs that should be on everyone's workout playlist.

Explain why you chose these three songs?

1. Lady Gaga-Applause

2. Eminem- Lose Yourself

3. The Weekend-Save Your Tears

The first two songs have great rhythm and energy to encourage you, but the last song is more of a starting song. To get you in the workout mood and not tire yourself out by playing an overly energetic song.

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3 songs I usually put on are as follows

1. Lean on by major lazer, as it’s super upbeat and supportive when working out

2. Next, I put on ‘Bang Bang’ by K’NAAN, for it’s adrenaline inducing beat that makes working out more adventurous

3. Lastly, I would put ‘ Mr. Blue Sky’ by the electric light orchestra, as it’s a fun and positive song that distracts from the burn of working out and keeps me happy when exercising.

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Three songs that I think should be on everyone’s playlist are “Love” by Keyshia Cole, “Unstoppable” by Sia, and “People Watching” by Conan Gray. These song are my favorite and should be on everyone’s playlists because they are upbeat, make me feel my best, and might make you feel your best too when working out.

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1. I believe the song "Lose Yourself" by Eminem is a good song to put on a workout playlist, since the tone of the song is motivating and inspiring, which could possibly push you to complete a set when you are tired.

2. I believe the song "Mind over Matter" by Young the Giant is another good song to put on a workout playlist. The song is very powerful, and you won't get tired when listening to the song, which might allow you to perform better while exercising.

3. I believe the song "Smooth Operator" by Sade is a final good song to put on a workout playlist. It is a calming song, which may sound negative, but it instills a lot of self confidence, and it's harder to perform well while exercising if you don't have much self confidence.

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Abby Hudson

Some songs that I think would go good on everyone’s work out playlist are upbeat songs that pump you up. I personally like “Centuries” by the Fall out Boys, as well as “Immortal”. Lastly another good song is “Should I Stay or Should I Go” by The Clash.

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-- Nikolas Ash

Three songs that should be on everyone's workout playlist are...

i - Kendrick Lamar

Alright - Kendrick Lamar

u - Kendrick Lamar

I chose the first two songs because they are about overcoming the "trials" that occur in life. They are very upbeat and empowering. I chose the last song because it motivates you to be a better person. This song is very emotional and inspires people to do better in life.

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The first song that you all should have on your workout playlists is called “Eye of the Tiger” by Survivor. I believe this is a great song for a workout playlist because it has an upbeat that makes you want to keep moving when you work out.

Second, another song that I believe should be on everyone’s workout playlist is “Don’t Stop Believing” by Journey. This song is great to listen to for activities like running because if you are feeling tired, it will distract you and force you to keep moving.

Finally, I believe that “Firework” by Katy Perry is a great song for working out. This is because the song will allow you to feel less perceived exertion, so it will make workouts feel less strenuous.

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This submission is by: Caroline Fukuda

I think any songs that have a good beat and kind of uplifting or like "I'm strong" lyrics work for exercising.  A lot of "The Score"s songs are good for this, in my opinion.  Some songs that I think fit what I'm describing are:

Unstoppable by: The Score

Born For This by: The Score

Finish Line by: Skillet

All of these fit the description I gave.  They're feel good, empowering, "let's do this" kind of songs and I think that, at least for me, it's good for working out.

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The first song that you all should have on your workout playlists is called “Eye of the Tiger” by Survivor. I believe this is a great song for a workout playlist because it has an upbeat that makes you want to keep moving when you work out.

Second, another song that I believe should be on everyone’s workout playlist is “Don’t Stop Believing” by Journey. This song is great to listen to for activities like running because if you are feeling tired, it will distract you and force you to keep moving.

Finally, I believe that “Firework” by Katy Perry is a great song for working out. This is because the song will allow you to feel less perceived exertion, so it will make workouts feel less strenuous.

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This submission is by: Caroline Fukuda

I think these are all really good songs for a workout.  I might try some of them out one time.  I've heard 2 of them, and I agree that they would probably help keep you moving. (Reply to Eye of the Tiger, Don't Stop Believing, Fireworks.  I don't know how the reply feature works)