Stages Master Educator Kimball Theoret shared her favorite ride with us. It's a 3-segment, reverse pyramid where you try to set your best your average watts each time. The goal? “Get stronger, get faster, optimize your performance and have FUN!”
In Part One of Power Vs. Rhythm, we outlined the benefits of teaching each style in indoor cycling classes. Now we'll cover best practices for creating meaningful, blended rides in indoor cycling class designs.
With the rise of power meters being used indoors, our indoor cycling world seems to have become hyper-divided between power-purist studios and rhythm-based studios.
In the interest of filling classes however, we think it is important to explain how and why both [Power and Rhythm] are important and how to find a happy medium to blend them.
Scanning the cycle room from the instructor podium and your spot Joe the Pro, The Ironmaner, a mob of regulars and complete noobs. But the best thing is...