Run Your Way Through Summer With This Running Playlist

Summer is upon us. The mornings are brighter, the evenings are longer and the running trails are packed. Personally, I’m not logging miles because I’m prepping for swimsuit season; I am, however, adding a few more miles to my weekly routine to embrace the great outdoors after a very rainy spring. Bringing fresh perspective to my workout routine is needed every so often, and outdoor runs are doing the trick for me.

Running Playlist

There is nothing better than fresh air and a few sunset miles on a warm night or an early morning sunrise run to start the day. The running vibes are real right now, and no matter how fast or far you go, I’m sharing my current running playlist with you to get you motivated. It’s upbeat, a little bit funky and includes a few crowd pleasers. Can you say “Despacito Remix”?

Grab a running buddy or take it solo, but get outside. If you’re not a runner, that’s okay. You don’t need to hold yourself to high expectations. Run (or walk!) to move and feel free. It’s finally gorgeous outside, and running is the perfect excuse to embrace the change in weather.

Plug in, get moving and enjoy my June running playlist:

If you find yourself catching the running fever, it’s not too late to sign up for a summer goal race. Try for your first 5K, or conquer the marathon you’ve always been scared of attempting. The asweatlife.community will be here for you every step of the way!

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About Kelly Molnar

A marketing manager by day, Kelly Magnus has serious passion for keeping active. Kelly believes in making fitness fun by sweating with friends at events like #Sweatworking, or morning run meet-ups. Aside from her day job, she’s an age-group triathlete having completed sprint to half-iron distance races. She’s also a yoga instructor and you can find her teaching strength classes at Studio Three in Chicago. Kelly's hope is that her writing on aSweatLife inspires everyone, no matter their fitness level, to get moving. Kelly is from Wisconsin and attended the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities.