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Lizzo Did the Viral TikTok Treadmill Workout Set to Her Own Song


 Lizzo posted a video on TikTok that's all but guaranteed to make you want to hop on the treadmill. In the clip, the "About Damn Time" singer walked and jogged to some of her hit songs, but she wasn't just winging it. She was following a workout that's been spreading on TikTok dubbed the "Lizzo Treadmill Strut."

ICYMI, there's a workout trend making the rounds on TikTok that involves walking and jogging to an artists' hit songs on the treadmill. TikTok creator Allie Bennett seems to have started the trend and has made videos of the so-called "strut" workouts set to a variety of popular musicians' songs, including Taylor Swift, Doja Cat, Harry Styles, and Justin Bieber. (Related: The 10 Best Compact Treadmills for Walking and RunningAll of the celebrity-inspired sweat sessions follow a similar pattern. Bennett suggests starting the workout by finding your pace to a specific song, then adding .1 mph on the treadmill each time a song from one of her playlists (designed not to be put on shuffle) changes. She starts at 3.4 mph and works her way up to 3.8 mph before speeding up to a 7.0 mph run for two more songs, though she encourages her followers to stick with a fast walk if they prefer. All that's left after that is a 3.2 mph cool-down for a final song, and you've completed the 30-minute workout.

Her instructional video for the Lizzo-specific workout has more than 1.4 million views on TikTok, so it's no wonder Lizzo herself got wind of it. "WOOOOOOOOW DOING THIS," the singer commented on the clip earlier this month. True to her word, Lizzo did try the workout, and based on the video she posted on TikTok, she enjoyed the cardio session set to her own jams.

In the TikTok video, Lizzo speed-walks to "About Damn Time," "Tempo," "Exactly How I Feel," "Juice," "Fitness," and "Rumors." Then, she jogs to "Soulmate" and "Truth Hurts," finishing up the workout with a bit of twerking (yes, while still on the moving treadmill) to "Good as Hell." Her starting treadmill speed was 2.5 mph and she jogged at 3.6 mph, according to her caption. "Not everyone's journey is the same but we all can STRUT LIKE A BADDIE HEAUX😏," wrote Lizzo.

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