The Effects of Cadence (Part 1) Extremes and Limitations

Recovery Required!

by | Aug 9, 2022 | Master Instructor Blog

In my last article entitle “Make Recovery Work” we looked at how we as instructors can efficiently use recovery time to our advantage.  Two of the main points were to use recovery as a time to provide instruction to prepare our riders for what is ahead and as a way to...
The Effects of Cadence (Part 1) Extremes and Limitations

1-Legged Drills

by | Apr 7, 2022 | Master Instructor Blog

We know it is safe to keep both feet attached to the pedals and simply focus on one leg at a time, but is it safe, and should we unclip one foot to perform pedal stroke drills in our indoor cycling classes? To stay on point I’m not going to discuss if and why 1-legged...
The Effects of Cadence (Part 1) Extremes and Limitations

Make it Real. Make it Last

by | Mar 2, 2022 | Master Instructor Blog

(A PEP TALK — because we all need some empowerment from time to time) Although I thought I would be preaching to the choir on this topic, I believe we need to stay inspired as much as anyone. We are the ones using all of our energies to change the face of indoor...
The Effects of Cadence (Part 1) Extremes and Limitations

Take Them On a Ride

by | Sep 13, 2021 | Master Instructor Blog

My approach to indoor cycling has always been to bring the qualities of cycling outdoors into the indoor cycling studio.  On one hand, there are the general qualities of fitness and condition that everyone enjoys, cyclist or not. However, there are definitely...