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For those searching for the specific songs of , here is the official running order. Note: Due to licensing, some tracks may vary slightly by region, but this is the universal master list.

| Segment | Duration | |---------|----------| | Warm-up | 5–6 min | | Main set (tracks 2–8) | 40–42 min | | Cool-down | 4–5 min | | | ~50–55 min |

RPM is a choreography-based program. Try to sync your pedal strokes to the beat of the music; the visual unity of the class will help drive your own performance.

Jason Derulo’s "Breathing" provides the perfect rhythm for pace training. This track encourages participants to find a steady, consistent rhythm, focusing on aerodynamic positioning and efficiency. It’s an endurance-focused track that demands focus. 3. Hills - LaserLight (DRM vs. Dayz Remix)

Track 5: Recovery . A merciful soft beat. Jess walked around, tapping handles, whispering “good work.” Maya drank water. Her legs trembled. She imagined Liam laughing at her. Only three tracks left, you wimp. les mills rpm 56

Many modern RPM releases skip a true recovery track. Not 56. Coldplay’s Every Teardrop is a Waterfall is an odd choice on paper—too fast for a cool down, too slow for a sprint. But in context, it’s brilliant. Resistance comes up slightly (a "fake flat road"). You sit tall. You drink water. You breathe. The woah-oh-oh-oh chorus acts as a neural reset before the final assault. Do not skip this track on a playlist shuffle; it is the calm before the storm.

Where Them Girls At – David Guetta feat. Nicki Minaj & Flo Rida

The combination of heavy climbs and fast sprints sculpts the quadriceps, hamstrings, glutes, and calves, while standing positions require deep core stabilization.

The Island (Steve Angello, AN21, Max Vangeli Remix) – Pendulum Time: ~6:30 (Longest track of the release) For those searching for the specific songs of

Coldplay’s "Charlie Brown" offers a dynamic mix of terrain. Riders shift between seated climbs, standing attacks, and fast flat riding, simulating a diverse, rolling outdoor landscape. The uplifting, anthemic feel of the song helps manage the changing intensity. 5. Intervals - Crush On You

A high-energy, popular song, "Good Feeling" makes for a, perfectly paced, warm-up. The focus here is, purely, on building confidence in the movement, loosening up the legs, and establishing the foundational, "Pack," mentality.

RPM 56 achieves results by manipulating three key variables:

Find where to stream this specific release (e.g., Les Mills+). Compare it to newer, RPM, releases, for, intensity. Try to sync your pedal strokes to the

Charlie Brown by Coldplay 5. Intervals (Speed & Intensity): Crush On You by NERO

– Shifts the focus to heavy resistance, simulating steep climbs to build power in the glutes and quadriceps.

The constant resistance builds lean muscle definition in your quads, hamstrings, and calves, while staying stable in the saddle requires continuous core engagement.

Lowering the heart rate safely. Riders drop all resistance and pedal out at a leisurely pace to transition the body back to a resting state. Track 9: Stretch Song: Good Feeling – Flo Rida