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Bodyattack 119 Tracklist |verified| [ macOS ]
Les Mills BODYATTACK 119 is a high-energy workout release that blends athletic movements like running, lunging, and jumping with strength exercises to build stamina and coordination . A standard
Athletic Strength: Unbreakable – Psyko Punkz, DJ Isaac & Sound Rush Running: Everybody Dance Now – The Party People Agility: The Pit – Fabian Mazur & Snavs Intervals: Good Life – OneRepublic (Remix) Power: Control Your Body – Hardwell Edit Core: Me and My Guitar – Jax Jones Cooldown: I Won't Be Turning Around – Ruzer ⚡ Key Takeaways bodyattack 119 tracklist
Mixed Impact: Substitution – Focuses on agility and light footwork to transition the body into a higher gear. Les Mills BODYATTACK 119 is a high-energy workout
The Conditioning: "Don't You Worry Child" The jumps ended, but the pain train kept rolling. Don't You Worry Child by JCA began. It was the Running & Agility track. There was no rest. They ran laps, they did split jumps, they drove their elbows back. It was relentless cardio. Just when they thought they couldn't run another step, Sarah shouted, "Burpees! Hit the deck!" The room groaned but obeyed, dropping their chests to the floor and springing back up. It was a test of mental fortitude. Artist & Title: Desire – Sub Focus (Drum
Track 3: Aerobic Peak #1 (First Burn)
- Artist & Title: Desire – Sub Focus (Drum & Bass remix) or Lose Control – Meduza
- Length: ~5:00
- Purpose: First sustained heart rate spike. Long sequences of running, jumping, and directional changes.
- Music Vibe: Fast BPM (140–160), driving beat with a euphoric breakdown.
- Key Moves: Running with knee lifts, tuck jumps, zigzag runs, 4x jump kicks.
- Coaching Focus: “Find your rhythm. Breathe steady. The breakdown is your recovery – move but don’t stop.”
- Music: "Yeah!" (Usher feat. Lil Jon & Ludacris)
- Focus: Dropping to the floor for push-ups and core work, interspersed with standing recovery cardio to keep the heart rate up while strengthening the chest and triceps.
