It’s hard to find songs that work perfectly for a long set of 30/30s, but I have found it, the MOST perfect track. Over the past 25 years of teaching, I’ve also used this classic from 1971 (I cannot believe it’s that old!) as a 7-minute, concerted climb. It’s also good for jumps if that’s your thing. If this isn’t in your repertoire yet, you’re going to want to use it soon! Read more…
If this melody gets stuck in your head, know that resistance is futile.Read more…
I don’t know how or where I discovered this great song but I just love it when the lyrics tell my riders what to do!Read more…
Two hyperpop artists collaborated to create this straightforward mainstream pop song that makes for a fantastic climb.Read more…
To quote a review of this song: “(it builds) with a transmissible fire throughout its 3-and-a-half minute long run-time, (and) explodes with a raw, high-octane bass drop.” Storytellers will want to use this in your next Halloween theme ride!Read more…
I started using songs from this album when I first became certified in 1996. Over two decades later, I still come back to this song as a warm-up or gentle flat road, and it always retains its freshness. It is the quintessential “timeless classic”!Read more…
Not only does this song have the perfect energy for sprints—energy that builds up to the perfect moment of explosion out of the saddle—it also has the motivating lyrics to go along with it! And you can do two of them during this song.Read more…
A refreshing and new song that hits 90 BPM and is perfect for a Cadence Ladder profile. Read more…
Show your riders some love by reminding them to drink during recovery. Read more…
Something’s coming and you’ll just keep spinning….Read more…