Work out music

I need music that is motivational, fast, and not explicit.

Some Christian rock/hip hop/ techno groups do this well. (Though you have to go off the beaten track to find them.)
The songs I pick aren't, for the most part, overtly religious. (Toby Mac and Mandisa are a little)

Some of my favorites from the cardio playlist:
Fireflight -escape, unbreakable, now, what i've overcome
Rhema soul- off the edge, break out, not forgotten, stop the world from spinning
Je'kob- don't let go
Mandisa- good morning, stronger (remix)
Superchick - It's on, One more (this song should be in a shoe commercial)
Love like gravity- stronger
Thousand foot crutch -war of change (Andy Hunter remix)
Skillet- Awake and alive, not gonna die
Toby Mac- eye on it, unstoppable
KJ-52- brand new day (featuring my favorite line- "I'm not where I want to be, but I'm not where I used to be.")
Britt Nicole- welcome to the show, ready or Not, Amazing life
Andy Hunter- Spiral, Glow (Spiral is great for a painful run)

I'm having a hard time finding new songs, though.

If you listen to anything fast, motivational, and not explicit (as defined by I-tunes) I would love if you share it.
It doesn't have to be from a Christian group.

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SOME OF MY FAVORITES

1. RISE UP (Yves Larock)
2. GIVE ME EVERYTHING (Pitbull, featuring Ne-yo, Afrojack and Nayer).
3. RAIN OVER ME (workout mix by DJ Shocker)
4. ONLY GIRL (In the world) ---(Rihanna)
5. SEXY AND I KNOW IT (LMFAO)
6. I GOTTA FEELING (The blacked eyed peas)
7. JUST CAN'T GET ENOUGH (The blacked eyed peas)
8. GOOD LIFE (workout mix by Interbeat)
9. PRICE TAG (workout mix by J Rae)
10.INTERNATIONAL LOVE (Pitbull) 11. HUNG UP (Madonna)
12. STEREO LOVE (Edward Maya)
13. FEEL THIS MOMENT (Pitbull featuring Christina Aguilera)
14. BOOTYLICIOUS (Destiny Child)
15. I AM COMING OUT (originally from Dianne Rosse, but the workout mix by Airi L)
16. WHO SAYS (originally from Selena Gomez, but the workout mix by Fringe)

Love these for my recumbent bike and walking.

Sweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Heartache Tonight - Eagles
Another One Bites The Dust - Queen
We Will Rock You - Queen
Who Let The Dogs Out - Baha Men
Old Time Rock And Roll - Bob Seger
The Devil Went Down To Georgia - Charlie Daniels Band
Shout - The Isley Brothers
Gangnam Style - Psy
I Like To Move It - Erick Morillo
Cuckoo's Nest - Nickel Creek
Twist And Shout - The Isley Brothers

I was using songza on my phone and discovered some great mashups and mixes. So i went online to find more. One of my favorite mashups is a Katy perry medley by tommie sunshine megasix mashup of teenage dream. I also got some good mashups from steady130.com. You can search for remixes and mashups by bpm there as well. Got some good songs there. i like the backtothefuture one..remixes of 80s and faceoff 80s vs now...songs from 80s and today battling it out.

Don't all laugh - but I have the main theme from the Rocky movies on my workout play list. It's timed to kick in about 2/3rd of the way through my workout as a motivator.

I don't know why - I've never seen a Rocky film in my life, only the bit when he's training (film 1) and then he runs up the staircase and stands on the top of the hill in triumph. It's a mental image thing with me LOL!

Dubstep usually makes me go nuts inside my head, Awesome to workout to

I listen to a very mixed variety depending on my mood.

Recently I've been listening to Killswitch Engaged as I've been going HAM with my workouts as of late. But usually I'll listen to some deep house, classic rock and roll and if I'm pumped some good old drum & bass.

I do strength training workouts without the music, it does help me focus. However, for cardio I love to have some ultra motivating music spurring me on.

Probably looking at my music differently to everyone else but I have been loving listening to music while I work out. I have mainly Springsteen songs at the moment because I am enjoying listening to The Boss.


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