Indoor Cycling Class Schedule, Beginning Sept. 6th, 2011.

MONDAY
5:00AM Lynett
6:00AM Holly
8:30AM Annette
9:30AM Leslie
7:30PM Holly
TUESDAY
6:00AM Nick
8:30AM Anna
12:10PM
Holly
4:30PM Nick
6:30PM Mattie
WEDNESDAY
5:00AM Mattie
6:00AM
Holly
8:30AM Annette
9:30AM Leslie
7:30PM Holly
THURSDAY
6:00AM
Nick
8:30AM Lynette
12:10PM Holly
4:30PM Nick
6:30PM Mattie
FRIDAY
6:00AM Anna
8:30AM Annette
SATURDAY
7:30AM
Rotating Instructor
8:30AM Rotating Instructor

 

Our exciting Indoor Cycling program is led by motivational and experienced Spinning(TM) certified instructors.  Your Indoor Cycling experience will include fun and energetic music, top notch instruction, great camaraderie in a group setting, and a very smooth ride on one of our thirty new Keiser M3 indoor bicycles. 

Our Keiser M3 indoor trainers utilize a preferential magnetic-resistance mechanism that make each and every ride smooth and enjoyable, for all types of bodies and abilities.  The Keiser M3 bicycles are equipped with cycling computers to provide you with real time data (and overall averages) of cadence (rpm), power (Watts), calories burned, heartrate, elapsed time, approximate distance and gearing. 

Classes are formatted to use any one of the following Energy Zones and are suitable for all ages, body types and abilities:

  • Strength

The strength training sessions involve steady, consistent pedaling using a higher gear. Strength rides promote muscular and cardiovascular development that will enable one to become a stronger and more efficient climber. (Heart rate training range: 75-85% of maximum heart rate.)

  • Interval

Interval training sessions emphasizes regular work efforts with recovery time between challenging terrain. (Heart rate training range: 65 - 92% of maximum heart rate.)

  • Race Day

A Race Day training session resembles a "time-trial" race against the clock on variable terrain. This Energy Zone ride was created to give riders the opportunity to measure the progress of their fitness gained from training in the other Energy Zones. (Heart rate training range: 80 - 92% of maximum heart rate.)

  • Endurance

An endurance training session trains the body to be more efficient at metabolizing fat. An Endurance training ride challenges the body physically and mentally as the rider adapts to holding a steady effort for extended periods. (Heart Rate Training Range: 65 - 75% of maximum heart rate.)