Chris Lawhorn

Inspiration is everywhere and many musical acts take it from each other. This running playlist features tunes from artists who got their names from song titles.

A little Pearl Jam. A dash of Nirvana. The Cranberries. No Doubt? This running playlist has all the hits of the 90s to stoke nostalgia.

Keep that chin up through every mile. This up-tempo playlist will keep your spirits high—almost like three-minute pep talks on the run.

A little bit country, a little bit rap. Add some country rap songs to your running playlist to keep moving all summer long.

The release of Madonna's 14th album is a fine time to remember how well she can get us into the groove.

When you head out for the long run, you need a lot more tunes to keep you going. Try this playlist to cover the first hour.

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Everybody is hitting the road during the next few months, whether on a tour bus or to log a few miles of training by foot.

These stars broke free from their bands, so listen to their songs when you're going solo.

Some songs you won't find on the pop charts, but they can still move you. Here are a few off-beat options for your next playlist.

There’s no rhyme or reason for what landed at the top of the charts, but all have beats to keep you running.

The right tunes are essential for the increase in mileage this summer, so make your playlist now to get you through your next 26.2.

The playlist this week features up-tempo tunes to match up-tempo workouts.

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You don't have to be in-the-know about music's top-charting singles to appreciate this fun and fast-paced playlist.

Which of this year's nominated soundtracks is your favorite?

Add these hot tracks to your must-listen list this month.