Mainstream Music Monday: Show Them You’re Fabulous!
It’s a short song so don’t worry about pushing well past your threshold on the standing segments.Read more…
It’s a short song so don’t worry about pushing well past your threshold on the standing segments.Read more…
Challenge riders to go anaerobic, targeting a power Zone 6 intensity, RPE 9, three times in this high-intensity interval. Read more…
A great song from an album that is so good, it’s liked by critics, critic wannabes like me, and the public at large.Read more…
This beautiful song is so versatile, you’ll want to use it in four different profiles for four different things!Read more…
Though this fabulous song was released in 1989, to me, it sounds timeless. I’ve been using it for two decades whenever I want to send a special message to my riders that I honor them—whoever they are, whatever they do. Read more…
This song has pedigree and a killer beat!Read more…
This high-energy song is a great way to end a class, leaving it all on the bike before starting the cool-down. It also has a message in the refrain that we should all appreciate. Read more…
If you think a 10-minute song is too long for indoor cycling, think again.Read more…
This song was a big hit in the early 1990s. I’ve been using it for years, but I’m always surprised that this isn’t an extremely popular indoor cycling track all over the world. If you have been using it for a long time, then this is one of our best kept secrets! 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…
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