As the first quarter of 2024 has come to an end, those who have stayed committed to their New Year's resolutions of getting fit appear to be on the right track. Accompanying them on this journey are certain songs that keep them motivated, grooving, and in high spirits.

Fitness experts at PTPioneer.com conducted research using Google search data to see which are the most popular workout songs, particularly in the US. According to the study, the research analyzed over 100 songs, assessing the frequency of searches for each during exercise sessions. Let's look at the top songs and their beats per minute (BPM).

Taylor Swift- Anti-Hero:

With over 330K searches, this song by Taylor Swift claims the top spot. As the most sought-after track for workouts, it's suitable for mostly warm-up and cool-down exercises. It has become a staple in fitness enthusiasts' playlists having the lowest BPM.

Search Count: 330,770

BPM (rhythm): 97

Eminem - Lose Yourself

Recognized as one of the fastest rappers in the world, this Eminem song has garnered over 264K searches. It stands out as the fastest track on the list, boasting the highest BPM. This song is heard for intense workouts such as sprinting or heavy lifting.

Search Count: 264,770

BPM (rhythm): 171

Shania Twain - Man! I Feel Like a Woman

Taking the third spot is Shania Twain's song which was released over 20 years ago. It has amassed 212K searches and remains a top choice for moderate-intensity exercises.

Search Count: 212,200

BPM (rhythm): 125

Lady Gaga - Just Dance

Claiming the fourth position is this song by Lady Gaga, which has over 180K searches. Its upbeat and catchy rhythm makes it a favourite for dance workouts and aerobic classes.

Search Count: 180,060

BPM (rhythm): 119

Far East Movement and The Cataracs - Like A G6

The song by the Far East Movement and The Cataracs occupies the fifth position on this list with 148K searches. It's a popular choice for active workouts like spin classes, helping to maintain momentum and keep the energy high.

Search Count: 148,700

BPM (rhythm): 125

BTS - Butter

One of BTS' top-charting songs has garnered over 122K searches, securing its place in the sixth spot. With its upbeat rhythm, it stands out as the only K-pop song on the list and is a favoured option for energetic and diverse exercise routines.

Search Count: 122,060

BPM (rhythm): 135

Rihanna - Pon De Replay

Despite being over a decade old, this song by Rihanna holds the seventh spot with 110K searches. It is mostly used during light cardio and rhythmic exercises like Zumba, thanks to its vibrant and rhythmic beat.

Search Count: 110,100

BPM (rhythm): 99

SZA - Kill Bill

SZA's hit single, with 108K searches, claims the seventh spot. Its lyrics help energize and uplift people during workouts, making it a popular choice for exercise playlists.

Search Count: 108,840

BPM (rhythm): 140

Sam Smith and Kim Petras - Unholy

The chart-topping song by Sam Smith and Kim Petras has secured the ninth position with 104K searches. It is known for its versatility as it fits a range of activities, from brisk walking on the treadmill to more energetic routines.

Search Count: 104,800

BPM (rhythm): 131

The Black Eyed Peas - Pump It

With over 71K searches, this song by the group Black Eyed Peas secured the 10th spot. It is favoured for keeping listeners pumped up and is perfect for high-energy and endurance workouts.

Search Count: 71,710

BPM (rhythm): 154

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