Search for the program and release number (for example "BODYPUMP 130") or browse by program. Every release page lists all tracks by track number, so you can match the song to the part of the workout you remember.

Ask your instructor — they usually know the release number. Alternatively, if you remember one song title or artist, use the search to find it and the release will be shown in the results.

Some tracks are "Les Mills Originals" — music produced exclusively for Les Mills classes that isn't released on public streaming platforms. These are clearly marked in the tracklist so you know which ones to skip when building a playlist.

When you tap the play icon or a streaming link, the app automatically searches that platform for the closest matching title and artist and opens or plays it directly — no manual searching needed. It's similar to if you searched the track title and artist yourself on that platform. If the platform doesn't have an exact version (for example a specific remix), the closest available version is shown instead.

Data is refreshed regularly from community-maintained sources, with new releases typically added shortly after they reach clubs. Corrections from user reports and official choreography booklets are applied continuously.

Yes — tap the heart icon on any track or release to add it to your favorites. Your favorites are stored locally on your device and can be exported as a backup from the settings.

No. LM Tracks is an unofficial, fan-made project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Les Mills International Ltd.

Open the report option on the track or release and describe the correction. Reports are reviewed and checked against reliable sources before the tracklist is updated.

Some source tracklists are incomplete, especially for older or recently released classes. A track may also be unavailable while its details are being verified. You can report a missing track from the relevant release page.

Music platforms sometimes do not have the exact class version, or their search results use different titles. LM Tracks selects the closest result it can find. A poor match will be reported when it's not able to match the returned result accurately.

Yes. Favorites can be shared with a link or exported as a file, and playlists can be shared from the Playlists page. The recipient can import shared content into their own collection.

Previously visited tracklist pages and app data may remain available offline, especially after installing the app. Music playback still depends on the relevant service and its internet connection, and not every page is cached.

Sign in to sync supported favorites, playlists, and settings across devices. Without an account, this information stays on the current device, so use the export or share tools before changing devices if you don't want to use an account.

LMO means Les Mills Original, a track produced exclusively for Les Mills. AMH is a label that means the song is available through the Les Mills owned Aesium Music House music library (Though due to the amh-archives.com page being unavailable most tracks no longer have an AMH label because the music is not able to be streamed).

When the original is known, the track details show the original artist and may link to the original song if the cover is not able to be matched accurately.

LM Tracks covers many current and classic Les Mills programs, with coverage varying by program and release. Browse the Programs page to see the available programs and their release history.

LM Tracks is primarily intended for music discovery and tracklist reference. While there are some choreography notes attached in some releases it should not be used as a licensed choreography to teach others but rather for your own enjoyment and entertainment. Class plans exists in the Favorites/Playlists page to be able to create your own playlist with songs along with personal notes and track block dividers. Follow Les Mills and local licensing requirements for teaching.