Artist	Song
OutKast	The Way You Move
from Speakerboxxx / The Love Below (2002)
69 Boyz	Tootsie Roll
from Tootsee Roll - EP (1994)
Freak Nasty	Da' Dip (Original)
from Da' Dip (Original) - EP (2006)
Boyz II Men	Motownphilly
from Legacy - The Greatest Hits Collection (Deluxe Edition) (2004)
Guns N' Roses	Sweet Child O' Mine
from Appetite for Destruction (1987)
Daft Punk	Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger
from Discovery (2003)
Shontelle	Impossible
from No Gravity (2010)
Elvis Presley	Rubberneckin'
from 2nd to None (2003)
The Chemical Brothers	Let Forever Be
from Surrender (1999)
Billy Ocean	Caribbean Queen (No More Love On the Run)
from Suddenly (1989)
Deniece Williams	Let's Hear It for the Boy
from The Best of Deniece Williams: Gonna Take a Miracle (1996)
Chaka Khan	I Feel for You
from I Feel for You (2006)
Gorillaz	Feel Good Inc
from Demon Days (2004)
Seal	Fly Like an Eagle
from Seal: Best 1991-2004 (Deluxe Version) (2004)
Cameo	Word Up!
from Word Up! (2002)
Red Hot Chili Peppers	Dani California
from Stadium Arcadium (2009)
Staind	It's Been Awhile
from The Singles Collection (Deluxe Version) (2006)
Jefferson Starship	Miracles
from Red Octopus (1997)
Coldplay	Clocks
from A Rush of Blood to the Head (2002)
Pearl Jam	Alive
from Rearviewmirror - Greatest Hits 1991-2003 (2004)
3 Doors Down	Loser
from The Better Life (2000)
311	Love Song
from Greatest Hits '93-'03 (2004)
Extreme	More Than Words
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Extreme (2002)
Soundgarden	Black Hole Sun
from Superunknown (1994)
Sade	No Ordinary Love
from The Best of Sade (1994)

Comment:

You rock! You nailed your cardio, and kicked your own fine, master-of-the-aerobics-universe butt. But don’t hit the showers just yet — now’s the hour to take some time, relax your muscles back to their pre-burn state, and tone down your ticker to tracks like Coldplay’s low-key time manager “Clocks.” This your post-workout reward, the time to bring it back easy to the soaring sounds of Seal’s “Fly Like an Eagle,” to feel your blood flow return to your hard-working extremities and let Gorillaz’s “Feel Good Inc” remind you of a job well done.

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