Spotify is so cool and you no longer have to be invited to join as a free member in the USA!
Beyond the simplicity of downloading the PRO Playlists we provide for every Audio PROfile, Spotify has an incredible selection of Theme music.
A search for Halloween in Spotify lists dozens of playlists and hundreds of tracks you could use for your class(s) Monday. I have two and I'm wearing my Pee Wee Herman costume!
How about spooky theme songs from scary movies and TV shows? It includes my personal favorites from Dark Shadows and the Tubular Bells from the Exorcist 🙂
Can you help me understand what you have against Indoor Cycling?
I see you riding bikes, running, chillin by the grill, playing golf and even yoga. But you're never seen participating in the #1 most popular group fitness activity of all time; riding with us in a Spinning / Indoor Cycling class.
What's up with that?
Simple oversight?
Or is there more to it?
I've been walking around with you on my head for years. I actually had an Instructor (Spook) at our last conference ask me; “where's that beat up Life Is Goodhat you're always wearing?”
We've been together for a long time - Dec 09
I had to tell him the truth that my favorite hat was no longer with us 🙁 My wife Amy actually bought me another Life Is Good hat, you're playing Golf… I don't play golf. So despite her nice gesture (she could't find anything else) I'm forced to go through life without you.
Pedal Studio owner Andrew Clayton has just announced that his studio has joined the Sweat For A Vet fundraiser event Saturday November 12th.
Who is coming to ride ? Its Global, Johnny Goldberg (inventor of Spinning) is presenting from the US, we are raising funds for Help for Heroes ~ Come and join us at Pedal Studio http://www.pedalstudio.co.uk/events/sweat-vet-event-12-nov-2011/ – with Brian Greene and Rick Goodchild at Pedal Studio Putney.
Former Spinning Master Instructor Debbie Miller is the Director of ProjectVisAbility.org, a program designed to assist wounded service people and physically challenged athletes become Group Fitness Instructors. How cool is that?
Working in partnership with Johnny G, Project VisAbility is hosting a Sweat For a Vet, a multi location fundraiser on Saturday November 12th.
The facts and figures speak for themselves… there are a large number of people with disabilities. Those with disabilities have a harder time finding work, earn less, live in poverty more often and experience depression, divorce and staggering suicide rates.
Yet there are those who have overcome their obstacles to lead or return to a fulfilled and active life. What if we could harness the inspiration and leadership of physically challenged athletes who wanted to use their talents and share their motivation with others? With Project VisAbility we can.
Inclusive Fitness encourages the fitness industry to go beyond the minimum levels of accessibility and make fitness environments not just accessible but truly inclusive. We want to take that one step further and enable those with physical challenges to also lead and inspire.
The ability to link job opportunities with capable physically challenged instructors will truly benefit everyone–disabled instructors, health and fitness clubs and members.
When I fired-up my microphone and recorded the very first episode of the Indoor Cycle Instructor Podcast back in August 08, never in my wildest dreams would I have believed this would happen; an Instructor in Staffanstorp, Sweden would be walking into his class with an ICI/PRO Instructor gear bag that I shipped him. No way that would ever happen…
But here's ICI/PRO member Ove Eldstahl in his studio 🙂
