by Joey Stabile | Jan 25, 2024 | Best Practices, Creativity Indoor Classes, Cycling Fusion, Instructor Resources, Instructor Tech Help, Instructor Training
Periodization is the backbone of an instructor's success, and it can quickly become the key to your popularity as an instructor and it will become the foundation for your students to reach their goals. Periodization is the process of structuring training into...
by Joey Stabile | Feb 28, 2023 | Best Practices, Cycling Fusion, Instructor Training
Let's talk a little bit about resistance today. While I do not want to get into the "how much should I add" debate, there certainly is a minimum amount of resistance that every rider should have on their bike. The true importance of resistance comes about due to the...
by John | Oct 16, 2022 | Audio PROfiles, Cycling Fusion, Member Spotlight
RACE DAY was another winner of our Ultimate Instructor Class Profile contest from Instructor Mark Peterson! For the love of the Road Race! The inspiration for this ride was the recent Pro Cycling Challenge in Colorado but the ride is generic in the sense that you...
by Joey Stabile | Apr 28, 2022 | Best Practices, Cycling Fusion, Instructor Training
The overall concern of any fitness professional should be safety. We must always make every effort to provide a safe environment for those taking our classes. Health clubs and fitness studios are responsible for providing a safe environment and equipment for their...
by John | Apr 16, 2021 | Cycling Fusion, Heart Zones USA
If you're sad you couldn't make it to Boston to ride with Tom Scotto - be happy - he's presenting at the Heart Zones To The Max Conference in Seattle WA on November 4th - 6th 2011. Club ZUM Fitness 1813 7th Avenue (at Olive Street) Seattle, WA 98101 Tom will be...
by Joey Stabile | Mar 26, 2021 | Best Practices, Cycling Fusion, Instructor Training
While it may seem redundant to say, most indoor bikes do not move. Please, stop and think about that for a moment. We are not talking about forward motion or distance, of course an indoor bike (or an outdoor bike on a trainer) does not move forward. But what about the...