Even though there are several versions of this popular profile on ICA (originally from 2014), I thought I would share with you my most updated version, which I think is the best one yet. If you haven’t taught it in a long time (or ever), you’re gonna want to put this on your schedule soon!Read more…
My twist on a rain-themed ride. We “ride the storm out”…not by sheltering indoors, but by riding right through the rain over three climbs and several fast flats. Read more…
Put on your fancy hats, grab your mint juleps (well, not really!), and ride to this profile by Suzy Stelmaszek. Read more…
This fun yet powerful theme ride is a special profile that honors all the mothers and mother figures in our lives. The objective of building muscular endurance and strength will be achieved by scaling two challenging mountains that are straddled by fast flats. Read more…
Here’s a new playlist and theme for a favorite profile from 2019!Read more…
It’s Grammy time again! The awards will be held on Sunday, April 3, 2022. Enjoy Julianne’s fourth Grammy profile for ICA.Read more…
Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day present amazing opportunities to showcase fabulous and inspirational women artists as you quote powerful women during the ride. I’ve taken my Diva Ride profile, switched up a few songs, and added it as a Quick Profile for ICA members. Read more…
My 2021 tribute ride seemed to fall together quite well this year; the energy, tempo, and variety of the tracks fit perfectly into a longer-interval profile. There are tracks from just about every genre we love to use in cycling classes.Read more…
Our newest profile is a progressive-intensity profile that is ridden entirely at a cadence of 80 rpm. In the indoor cycling environment, the cadence of 80 rpm can be used for anything…literally anything! Read more…
This profile is intended to target muscular endurance by featuring long intervals performed mostly in Zone 3. In order to keep riders engaged, it varies resistance and cadence every few minutes. To make it interesting, it uses the wedding tradition of “something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue” as a musical theme. Read more…