My gym at work has some spinning bikes, but they don't offer spinning classes. Each bike has its own DVD player/TV monitor so in the absence of a class, can anyone recommend any good indoor cycling DVDs?
Thanks so much.
My gym at work has some spinning bikes, but they don't offer spinning classes. Each bike has its own DVD player/TV monitor so in the absence of a class, can anyone recommend any good indoor cycling DVDs?
Thanks so much.
i have the spinervals dvds and also the train right dvds. i personally like the spinervals better. i get a good workout with them.
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My BF has a Johnny G Spinner bike that he got last winter, and he has told me I can use it this year if I would like to. I have a Nordic Track Elite X-c ski machine, which I have had for 10 years, and have used it consistently 2 to 3 times per week, but would like to mix in some indoor cycling workouts.
I have looked at the Spinervals DVDs, and was wondering if anyone who uses them would recommend 1 or 2 titles for a beginner to start out with? Have to say, some of the titles are a little intimidating!
Also, as far as the CycloCore series, can these be used with a spinning bike, or a trainer only?
I started a spinning class Tuesday in the bike shop I manage. We supplied some of the trainers and asked others to bring their own. Since the target group is my women's email list, I wanted them to return next week. I began with the Spinerval 12.0 Recharge. Next week I will do 8.0 Recovery & Technique. And the next week we will do 2.0 Sweating Buckets. All of these are rated 7.5 out of 10 on their difficulty rating. I will admit that Sweating Buckets is the more difficult of these three. With any of these programs, you can choose to make it as difficult or easy as you want. I had women barely sweating (they said they didn't want to over do it the first time); while other women loved the challenge.
I prefer the Trainright ones - the Chris Carmichael ones. I like the way he discusses intensities and I can drown out the music with my ipod easier.
A couple of us have done write ups here on TE reviewing different Spinervals DVDs. You may find those reviews helpful. I've also got a discussion of videos in a couple of different write ups about training for the Devil Mountain Double on my website.
I really like the Spinervals series. I feel they really contributed to my first successful Double Century last March.
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