Practice is where the routine actually gets built, and it's hard. Conditioning, tumbling reps, stunt groups going up and coming down over and over, and full-outs run until the team can hit them tired. The legs burn and the arms get heavy, and the music's job is to keep young athletes pushing when they'd rather stop.
These are the tracks for that work: a steady, driving tempo for sprints and jump reps, beats with enough push to get one more clean full-out, and enough energy that a long Tuesday in the gym still feels like it's going somewhere.
The list

Titanium
David Guetta ft. Sia
⚡ High EnergyEndurance lift.

Blinding Lights
The Weeknd
⚡ Very High Energy“Best Moment
the neon synth intro
Brisk pace setter.

HUMBLE.
Kendrick Lamar (clean)
⚡ Very High Energy“Best Moment
the "sit down" piano drop
Hard beat for power work.
“Best Moment
the "pain!" drum hit
Pounding drive.
“Best Moment
the brass-stab "what's wrong"
In-control set energy.

Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)
Kelly Clarkson
⚡ High Energy“Best Moment
the "stronger, stronger" chorus
Push energy.

Can't Hold Us
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis feat. Ray Dalton (clean)
⚡ Very High Energy“Best Moment
the "can we go back" shout
Sprint-rep momentum.

Run the World (Girls)
Beyonce
⚡ High Energy“Best Moment
"who run the world"
Empowerment under load.
“Best Moment
the "let's get physical" hook
High-tempo intervals.

Our #1 pick
Till I Collapse
Eminem feat. Nate Dogg (clean)
⚡ Low Energy“Best Moment
the marching stomp-clap intro
Pushes the last rep.
Make it theirs
The one practice anthem that calls out your own athletes by name, with the team and their spot in the routine, is the one we make.