We put a lot of thought into the playlists Lolakana publishes; there's all sorts of rules I have, but some tracks just aren't appropriate for the gym.
Cannibal Corpse and Lil Kim?
Matter of taste.
The album cut of More Human Than Human?
Not for the gym.
You don't ever want that look from a parent—real or imagined—during family training time.
Two of our instructors asked if we had clean playlists. I went through our catalog and pulled everything that fits.
25+ playlists—Afrobeat, Funk, Goth, House, J-Rock, K-Pop, Jungle, and more.
Simple rule: if it has an explicit tag, it doesn't make the cut.
One exception: NWA's 'Express Yourself' made the cut. It's clean, it's classic, it's awesome and works for family training.
If we got something wrong, let me know in the comments or come settle it on the mats and lets solve this with a friendly roll.
(Zach will fight you.)
Lolakana's Family Friendly Playlists
- Afrobeat Sampler
- Dub Sampler no.1
- Dub Sampler no.2
- Funk Sampler no.1
- Funk Sampler no.2
- Goth Sampler no.1
- Goth Sampler no.2
- House Sampler no.2
- House Sampler no.3
- Instrumental Hip Hop Sampler no.1
- Instrumental Hip Hop Sampler no.2
- J-Rock Sampler no.1
- J-Rock Sampler no.2
- Jungle/Drum & Bass Sampler no.1
- Jungle/Drum & Bass Sampler no.2
- Kpop Sampler no.1
- Reggae Sampler no.1
- Reggae Sampler no.2
- 70s Sampler no.1
- 70s Sampler no.2
- 70s Sampler no.3
- 70s Sampler no.4
- 80s Sampler no.2
- 80s Sampler no.4
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We’ll keep adding to this collection as we build more playlists that fit the criteria. If you run classes with mixed age groups, these might solve a problem you didn’t realize you could fix.
Need More?
Check out our full catalog of 100-minute workout playlists here