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"We&amp;#39;ve all been there. You&amp;#39;re thumbing through Netflix on your iPad, desperate for something to distract you during your workout, when suddenly you look up and realize you have been doing this for 20 minutes, when you planned to only work out for 30. Here, let us cut down on that touch-screen procrastination time. These eight films are perfect for gym time.\nPinterestFacebook20 Feet From Stardom The greatest cool-down of all? The chills you&amp;#39;ll get from these backup singers&amp;#39; voices. It&amp;#39;s no wonder everyone adores this documentary.\nPinterestFacebookA League of Their Own There&amp;#39;s no crying. There&amp;#39;s no crying in low-impact cardio!\nPinterestFacebookFootloose (the remake) Because, let&amp;#39;s face it, you need to be sitting still/giving undivided attention when the original is on. Plus, the sight of Julianne Hough always wants to make me work out. Case in point:\nPinterestFacebookSafe Haven Here, you&amp;#39;ve got your Hough motivation and your Josh Duhamel eye candy, plus a Nicholas Sparks story line that doesn&amp;#39;t require a ton of heavy lifting (save that for Crossfit).\nPinterestFacebookShe&amp;#39;s All That Instead of running on the treadmill to part She&amp;#39;s All That on cable + commercials roughly any time of day, run on the treadmill to an uninterrupted presentation of the Freddie Prinze Jr. classic at your convenience!\nPinterestFacebookA View From the Top Pre-GOOP Gwyneth Paltrow&amp;#8212;the one who played Katherine Heigl-ish roles&amp;#8212;has a special place in my heart. Ah, remember when she was willing to really work it for movie posters like this? Quinoa recipes weren&amp;#39;t even a glimmer in her eye back then! (P.S. Was Candice Bergen&amp;#39;s head photoshopped onto someone else&amp;#39;s body entirely for this shot, or what?)\nPinterestFacebookRocky. All the Rockies. Yes, they&amp;#39;re all streaming! This is so much more fun than listening to &amp;quot;Eye of the Tiger&amp;quot; on repeat.\nPinterestFacebookKaty Perry: Part of Me If you dislike Katy Perry, I have some bad news: This is hands-down the absolute best thing on Netflix to work out to. The fascinating story of Perry&amp;#39;s rise&amp;#8212;punctuated by poppy, glittering concert video of her greatest hits&amp;#8212;cannot be beat for elliptical cinema. And it&amp;#39;s long enough to stretch over a few sessions.\nWhat do you guys work out to?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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