Here they come, here they come

Here they come, here they come

“Here they come, here they come, Here they come and they might as well…” Begins Gramarye – by Remy Zero. If you enjoy tracks with a lot of changes of intensity (you can hear the surges and big sprint finish) this may be a song you and your class would like. You can sample the whole song at Lala.

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Here they come, here they come

ICI Podcast 76 Is 2010 the year you start your career as an Indoor Cycling Instructor?

Betsy Buzaid on the Indoor Cycle Instructor Podcast

Is this going to be your year? When you take the steps necessary to become an Indoor Cycling Instructor? Or maybe you are thinking about turning you passion into a full time gig?

Then listen to this interview with New York Sports Club Group Exercise Coordinator – and ICI/PRO Member 🙂 – Betsy Buzaid.

Betsy manages the White Plains area and shares exactly what she is looking for when they are hiring Indoor Cycling and Group Fitness Instructors.

In the introduction I ask if you own a Zoe Personal Sleep Coach I want to discuss having you on the show to discuss how you use it and learn if it has the potential of helping you improve as an endurance athlete.

Listen to the Podcast below or subscribe for free using iTunes or Zune.

Here they come, here they come

Carbonite Saved My iTunes Indoor Cycling Class Music

Watch as I recover my iTunes music and other data. Then cross one item off your 2010 resolutions list by signing up for a free trial of Carbonite here.

Here they come, here they come

A question to ask your class

A question for your Spinning Class

Do your students also train at home?

They may own an Indoor Cycling/Spinner bike or are a cyclist, who rides their road bike on a trainer or rollers.

Over the next week I would really appreciate it if you would ask your class and then give me a rough estimate of the percentage of your class who train at home.

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