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Band on the Run

Another spare time hobby is running, my running clinic started last week and we had to kick it off by running a timed mile, ugh. Normally I wouldn't consider this an issue, but since I'm still recovering from bronchitis and a broken baby toe that's healing I wasn't quite ready but like they say ready or not!

I've decided that this year I need to come up with a running playlist to last for the entire 10 week clinic and it will motivate me during the 5k as well. So here's my list, It's totally random but I like fast music to run to.
I may change it up a little here and there, but most of the songs will stay the same!
Last year my motivational running song was old school with I ran (so far away) by A flock of seagulls ha! This year #1 is Britney, don't hate!

1. Work B#$%&* by Britney Spears
2. Scream & Shout by Britney Spears
3. Wild Ones by Flo Rida featuring Sia
4. Applause by Lady Gaga
5. Do what you want by Lady Gaga
6. Locked out of Heaven by Bruno Mars
7. I knew you were trouble by Taylor Swift
8. Blow by Ke$ha
9. Shut up and Drive by Rihanna
10. Only girl in the world by Rihanna
11. Everybody talks by Neon Trees
12. One more night by Maroon 5
13. Love you like a love song by Selena Gomez & the Scene
14. E.T. by Katy Perry
15. Black Sheep by Gin Wigmore

What are your favorite running/workout songs???
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