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Did you know that December 11 is International Mountain Day? What a joy to know that something we love to simulate in our cycling classes has been given its own day to be honored! It’s a great way to create a theme and promote a special day of climbing to honor mountains. We give you a playlist on the theme of mountains, summit, and top of the world with 160 songs to help you create your own mountain-themed ride. We also have two special profiles on this theme, including a new one called “The Alpine Ascent: Celebrating International Mountain Day.”Read more…

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Celebrate National Violin Day with a playlist that showcases the powerful, emotional, and energizing magic of string instruments. From soaring climbs to steady flats, violins add depth and intensity to every pedal stroke. Discover how these timeless melodies can transform your next ride! We’ve got you covered with 160 songs in our bucket playlist.Read more…

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As indoor cycling instructors, we know just how transformative music can be in a class. It drives every pedal stroke, sets the rhythm, and inspires riders to push harder while staying in the flow. World Techno Day (December 9) is the perfect moment to celebrate electronic music in all its forms—techno, melodic techno, trance, club, and house—tracks with rhythms and tempos that naturally support seated or standing climbs, helping riders settle into the ride and find their flow.Read more…

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In Part 5 of our cadence series, Jennifer shares three final high-cadence tips on video—including a technique borrowed from skiing that may unlock higher leg speed, a reminder about neuromuscular adaptation, and guidance on when (and if) you should stand at fast cadences. This short video will help you troubleshoot the most common barriers to pedaling quickly and smoothly.Read more…

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Cadence isn’t just a drill—it’s a core cycling skill. In part 4 of our series, Jennifer shows how to coach cadence in every ride, not only in drill-focused classes. You’ll get longer teaching cues explaining the physiology behind different leg speeds, plus short, punchy cues to sprinkle throughout any ride to help riders stay smooth, efficient, and in control. Making cadence a consistent focus turns occasional skill work into lasting performance gains.Read more…