The Power of 3 Simple Sets and the Science of Anchoring Time and Effort (Week 1 Progression)

The Power of 3 Simple Sets and the Science of Anchoring Time and Effort (Week 1 Progression)

The more I teach the more I find that the simplest profiles are the most popular.  I often put together simple profiles and I'm always worried that my participants are going to be bored, but the longer the intervals and the more I repeat each set the more they love...
The Power of Harmony – 60 minutes of Harmonically Mixed Music

The Power of Harmony – 60 minutes of Harmonically Mixed Music

Over the past few weeks there have been some questions on the ICI/Pro website that gave me the idea for this week's post. One question was about music flow and another was asked which comes first, playlist or profile? To show one way to make music flow I decided to...
The Power of Harmony – 60 minutes of Harmonically Mixed Music

Above and @ Threshold Profiles – “It should feel like you’re taking a bath in a tube full of lactate”

  We've all heard the causality dilemma, "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?".   Ancient philosophers have been debating this question since the beginning of recorded history.  Indoor cycling instructors have been asking themselves a similar question,"What...
The Power of Harmony – 60 minutes of Harmonically Mixed Music

The Power of 3 – Three Song Harmonically Mixed Indoor Cycling Set – “More Rest = More Work”

  In many of my "The Power of 3" posts I have written about the importance of "anchoring" time and effort.   In it's most basic terms this means that the shorter the interval the higher the effort.  If you instruct on bikes with power, then a higher effort should...