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Let’s channel some of nature’s strength, power, and vigor. What’s your spirit animal? (Miriam’s is the eagle.) Bring it to the floor. Bring it to the bike.
We start with a dynamic floor warm-up using the step to get long, warm, and ready. Then it’s three songs on the bike, using extra-light weights (Miriam uses 2lbs), with full-body engagement, speed intervals, and balance challenges.
Between bike rounds, we HIIT the floor hard:
• Round 1 and 2: Two exercises, counting to five on your own, 2:30 each
• Round 3: Four exercises, twice through, 30sec on/7sec recovery
• Round 4: 30sec on/7sec recovery. Another four-exercise finisher — dynamic, kickboxing-inspired, multi-plane movement
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Cycling and Running in the same workout? Yep, that’s exactly what you get in this 60-minute Indoor Duathlon Workout. We call this cardio monster “Brick” because you are stacking two disciplines on top of each other with minimal transition or rest between. Starting on the bike, we’re powering through flats, climbs, jumps, and sprints. Then we transition FAST (just like a real duathlon) onto the treadmill for a heart pumpin’ 5K. The bike and tread sessions by themselves are great workouts, but the magic happens when you put ‘em together. Hop on and let’s do this!
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Wanna break a killer sweat in just 15 minutes? Well, just click play on this online Spin class with Rolling Hills, designed to strengthen & tone your legs while giving you a killer cardio punch. Press play and let’s roll!
Pro tip: you’ll want to get warmed up on your own because this class starts with a monster hill. Also, this workout does not include a cool-down, but we have some great warm-up and cool-down options here!
BONUS ARM EXERCISES: When we’re done, there’s an optional, but awesome, 5-minute arm set. Just sayin’!
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Happy days are here again because this is one of the best workouts… ever. Not only do you get a top Spin and Yoga class, but Miriam also throws in about a 15-minute weight training set to make sure you get in all 3 key elements of a well-rounded fitness routine: cardio, strength, and stretch.
The cardio crankin’ ride includes some speedy sprints, hearty hills, and jazzy jumps! The sculpting session is solid, calling for heavier weights to tackle compound moves. The flowing yoga stretch then calms the nervous system, allowing for a rewarding recovery. You need this, so let’s get to it!