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Album: Get In Shape Workout Mix - Sports Stadium Anthems (Interval Training Workout) [4:3 Format]

Artist: Power Music Workout

Genre: Fitness & Workout
Release Date: 2009
Explicitness: notExplicit
Country: USA
Track Count: 16

Copyright: ℗ 2008 Power Music, Inc.

USD 11.99 On itunes

Tracklist For Get In Shape Workout Mix - Sports Stadium Anthems (Interval Training Workout) [4:3 Format] By Artist Power Music Workout

		Title	Artist	Time
1		Get Ready for This	Power Music Workout	4:43	USD 1.29
2		We Will Rock You	Power Music Workout	3:16	USD 1.29
3		I Like to Move It	Power Music Workout	3:44	USD 1.29
4		Kernkraft 400	Power Music Workout	2:23	USD 1.29
5		The Power	Power Music Workout	4:00	USD 1.29
6		Mony Mony	Power Music Workout	3:19	USD 1.29
7		Everybody Dance Now (Rock This	Power Music Workout	3:50	USD 1.29
8		Everybody Have Fun Tonight	Power Music Workout	3:18	USD 1.29
9		I Want Candy	Power Music Workout	3:58	USD 1.29
10		Panama	Power Music Workout	3:00	USD 1.29
11		Let's Get It Started	Power Music Workout	3:56	USD 1.29
12		You Gotta Fight for Your Right	Power Music Workout	3:15	USD 1.29
13		Unbelievable	Power Music Workout	4:03	USD 1.29
14		Don't Stop Believin'	Power Music Workout	3:18	USD 1.29
15		Nothin' But a Good Time	Power Music Workout	4:03	USD 1.29
16		We Are the Champions	Power Music Workout	5:10	USD 1.29

Reviews For Get In Shape Workout Mix - Sports Stadium Anthems (Interval Training Workout) [4:3 Format] By Artist Power Music Workout

Zendaya

5
By Allstar 3319

Bella
Loved 😍

5
By Feliz ella

Hi
good

5
By Mother and father

Love it! it not only helps with working out, but memorization.
CraZy good

4
By Cool kid16😂😂😂

Great workout music
Brian

1
By Cybertron52

The price is to high
Great!!!

5
By MusicMan 152

Its Great. Get it!
Nonsense

1
By Jasiflo

Fake cover
Dvggb

1
By Bob is funky

Im not gonna buy this album
Treadmill workout

4
By PhyAnne

I like this mix for use on my treadmill. Gets me going pretty good. The beats are fast and gets my heart pumpin!
Interval training

5
By Kit Fry

I love all of the Biggest Loser albums! This one is specifically paced for interval training. This type of training includes regular intervals of intense pacing to push yourself. It's one of jillian's favorite types of training to keep your from getting complacent. However, its not much help for endurance runs. Other biggest loser albums have steady paces throughout the albums. I really love the lack of pausing between the songs. These albums keep me pushing it hard!

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