Friday Favorites: Returning to One’s Roots
A universally appealing, ivory-tickling romp reminiscent of Billy Joel and Elton John that will motivate riders up and over two rolling hills.Read more…
A universally appealing, ivory-tickling romp reminiscent of Billy Joel and Elton John that will motivate riders up and over two rolling hills.Read more…
Add this quirky, slightly ominous climbing song to your Halloween playlist.Read more…
Captivating vocals and an honest delivery that is reminiscent of singer-songwriters from the 1960s and ’70s, but with a contemporary appeal. Think Bob Dylan meets Bruce Hornsby.Read more…
Sometimes going forward means going back in time. Read more…
Here is a 7-minute song to use with surge/attack intervals. It starts slow, allowing riders an initial recovery from the previous song before the hard work pushes them up to and over their threshold. Read more…
Challenge riders to go anaerobic, targeting a power Zone 6 intensity, RPE 9, three times in this high-intensity interval. Read more…
This song has all the markings for a slow tempo, steady-state song in Zone 3, with a building momentum that hits the summit on the chorus.Read more…
An intoxicating hybrid of rock, pop, dance, and funk that is sure to please any rider. Use this flat road–inspired single to kick off your warm-up or as a strategically planned interval in your aerobic profile to entice the legs to accelerate to a faster cadence.Read more…
Put a smile on riders’ faces, excitement in their hearts, and energy in their feet when you start your profile with this crowd-pleasing song from the ’70s.Read more…
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