Run Hundred - Workout Music & Running Songs

My name's Chris Lawhorn.

I write about music for Marie Claire & Real Age.

Each month, I end up listening to hundreds of new songs.

I created Run Hundred to keep track of the ones to which I thought folks could work out.

My hunches aren't always perfect. So, you can vote on all of them, and let me know where I've missed the mark.

If you have any other feedback, you can shoot me a note.

* Waist-to-Hip Calculator.

* BMI Calculator.

* Frame Size Calculator.

* Target Heart Rate Calculator.

* Ideal Weight Calculator.

Here's a new app that allows you to determine the BPMs of songs already on your Ipod or Iphone.

Moreover, once they're calculated, you can use the app to quickly sort your library--and find songs that match your current pace.

100 Degrees – Techno Experience Volume 2

125 BPM – Katy Perry & Snoop Dogg – California Gurls

129 BPM – Deadmau5 – Ghosts N Stuff

111 BPM – The Heavy – How You Like Me Now

117 BPM – Goldfish – Fort Knox

123 BPM – Eric Church – Hell On The Heart

138 BPM – Pet Shop Boys – Viva La Vida/Domino Dancing

121 BPM – Sam Adams – Driving Me Crazy

113 BPM – 3OH3! & Neon Hitch – Follow Me Down

150 BPM – DJ Khaled, T-Pain, Ludacris, Snoop Dogg & Rick Ross – All I Do Is Win

There's a glut of electronic/dance albums targeting the workout market. A good portion of them consist of generic techno by studio musicians.

But I found a couple on Emusic that feature non-stop mixes and tracks by folks like Danny Tenaglia, Fatboy Slim, Todd Terry, and Ferry Corsten.

Better yet, you can get both albums on one of Emusic's free trials.

Click on the albums below to see what I'm talking about: