by Tom Scotto | Jul 11, 2025 | Master Instructor Blog
Like always, there is no pat answer. It often depends on the instructor”™s teaching style, the type of ride and the class”™s expectation. Teaching Style I tend to break down the style categories as Coach, Trainer and Instructor. The Coach is on the road...
by John | Jul 8, 2025 | Master Instructor Blog, Spotify
I'm a big Shazamer (not sure if that's a real word) cause I'm constantly Shazaming music I hear throughout my day. Watching TV, in the car, during other Instructor's class - pretty much anywhere. I've even looked into finding a way to create a "hot button" on my...
by John | Jul 5, 2025 | Instructor Training
I got this email today from my Group Fitness Department Head. It had been forwarded to her by our Club's General Manager. And no, I don't feel there's anything wrong with "tooting your on horn" every once and a while 🙂 Originally posted 2009-04-30...
by John | Jul 2, 2025 | Instructor Tips and Tricks
Everyone listened to squeak - squeak - squeak, from one person in the front row, for the entire two hour endurance ride Amy and I taught on New Year's day. I knew exactly what was causing it and it was everything I could do not to go down and ask this person to leave....
by Tom Scotto | Jul 2, 2025 | Master Instructor Blog
Before I risk provoking your wild side, I”™m referring to your stomach. The riders in my classes can be the best informants as to what is circulating around the indoor cycling industry. They are hungry for knowledge and some are even taking workshops to become...
by Mason | Jun 29, 2025 | Instructor Training
With the arrival of 2022, the pressure is on to come up with a New Year’s resolution that you can actually stick to. Of course, you could forego the whole thing altogether, but where’s the fun in that? Setting one or several resolutions gives you a framework to plan...