Races
Wars
Gym & Fitness
Shoe Brands
Almost Banned from Radio after 9/11
100

An iconic, annual 200-lap, 500-mile open-wheel car race held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Memorial Day weekend

Indy 500

100

This war was fought between the Union ("North") and the Confederacy ("South")

Civil War

100

This gyms “Judgement Free Zone" is aimed at creating a non-intimidating, welcoming, and comfortable gym environment for beginners and casual fitness enthusiasts

Planet Fitness 

100

This brands logo features a silhouette of a leaping cougar, symbolizing speed, strength, and agility.

Puma

100

Their song “falling away from me” was flagged for its themes of severe emotional distress and toxic relationships, which were deemed sensitive during the national tragedy.

Korn

200

A multisport endurance event consisting of swimming, cycling, and running

Triathlon 

200

The Holocaust and the atomic bombings of Japan.

WWII

200

In 2024, this popular fitness club announced they were purchasing all Xsport fitnesses nationwide with majority being in the Chicagoland area.

LA Fitness 

200

“All day I dream about sports”

Adidas 

200

This band had 7 songs listed that iheart media wanted to ban from public radio. Some songs included, “TNT” “Hell’s Bells” & “Highway to Hell”

AC/DC

300

The “Shamrock Shuffle” is an annual running event held around St. Patrick’s day and takes place in this City alongside its iconic river.

Chicago 

300

This war was also known as the “Great War”

WWI

300

Roundhouse Provisions is a wellness and emergency preparedness brand founded by this actor and martial artist who recently passed in March of 2026

Chuck Norris

300

Known for their iconic high top shoes, this shoe brand was bought in 2003 buy Nike after they filed for bankruptcy 

Converse 

300

This band’s song was informally "banned" or restricted by radio stations, due to its violent refrain "Let the bodies hit the floor"

Drowning Pool

400

This is another name for a 3.1 mile long-distance road running competition.

5K

400

This war was initiated by the 9/11 attacks. 🇦🇫

Afghanistan

400

She’s a well known fitness trainer and was also the host of the “The Biggest Loser” reality show.

Jillian Michaels

400

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and this clothing and shoe company, introduced Project Rock, a highly successful, performance-driven apparel and footwear brand.

Under Armor

400

Oddly enough, their cover song “Smooth Criminal” was on the suggested ban list but not the original version by Michael Jackson 

Alien Ant Farm

500

An Islamist domestic terrorist attack took place during the 117th annual of this race on April 15, 2013.

Boston Marathon 

500

Declaration of Independence and the freedom of the U.S. from Great Britain

American Revolutionary War 

500

A popular 90-day home fitness program sold as a DVD set that includes 12 different workouts focusing on bodyweight, resistance training, yoga, and cardio

P90x

500

This brand suffered a massive decline in popularity after 2007 due to widespread bans in schools and malls, high injury rates and the natural fading of a novelty trend of “wheels on heels”

Heelys 

500

This band hand to a temporary blackout of all their music on major American radio stations during that period due to their aggressive tone and anti-capitalist themes. Some may can even suggest they had killing in their name

Rage against the machine 

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