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AJ brings it again in this killer 45-Minute Tabata Spin class, a sequel to her first very popular Tabata ride!! There are 4 Tabata drills in the workout, each one harder than the last. Between each 4-minute Tabata, you’ll crush some climbs and hit some fat-frying flats. To finish, you’ll enjoy a nice cooldown & stretch. Crush it with AJ now!
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Because of the typically heavy framework of an indoor cycling bike, riders seldom need to focus on balance. This ride is about stability and balance. Designed, in part, for our SSoD members who use Stationary Trainers, we are riding with the intention of maintaining steady, consistent power as we alternate foot speeds. Whether we are doing 4-count pulses, 20 second breakaways, or one minute presses, staying centered and concentrating on symmetrical push/pull foot strokes will allow you to ride harder and more efficiently. 95% of this ride is in the saddle, so get comfortable and let’s crush this route.
Mike
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The way you kick off your morning sets the tone for the whole day, so make yours a great one when you start it with this 40-minute mood-boosting indoor cycling class. You’ll get your heart pumping and stimulate endorphin production as you ride. Hop out of the RIGHT side of the bed and right onto your bike!
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Welcome to my favorite workout of all time – I call it PRIME CLIMB… 2! The first Prime Climb workout was so wildly popular that I was compelled to bring you a sequel.
In this amazing 40 Minute Spin Class, we’re climbing with our legs timed to the beat of the music for pretty much 30 minutes straight. I know, I know, that sounds so hard, but that’s not how you should look at it. It’s an incredible accomplishment and you CAN do it.
In the first Prime Climb, we went from shorter, steeper hills, to longer, flatter hills. In this one we flip that – starting with longer, flatter hills, then ending with shorter, steeper grades. Life’s a climb, so let’s start trekking.
~Cat
P.S. If you missed the Original Prime Climb, you can see it here. You don’t have to have taken it to excel on this ride, but do try it soon if you have not. And if you’re not an All Access Pass holder (why not btw), you can download the original Prime Climb here.