The emotion behind the two versions of this track is so different—even though it’s the exact same song—you could use both tracks in the same profile of high-intensity intervals, one at 64 rpm and one at 87 rpm. Read more…
A beloved classic rock song that we have used for years in the cycling studio gets new life with a cover by a country legend. It’s one of those remixes that you didn’t even know you wanted. This song works perfectly as a flat road with a built-in max effort option at the end.Read more…
Introducing a new song can be hard as an instructor. But when it is a collaboration with a well-known musician it may become one of those songs that elicits the euphoria of riding every time you hear it after you play it in an indoor cycling studio.Read more…
Pull out one of these three gems when you want two 30-second surges at Zone 6. Riders will never know what hit them. Read more…
This track may have the lyrics of a typical country song about drowning your sorrows in drink and realizing what you’ve lost, but the melody and voices slide very nicely into the warm-up, gentle flat, or even cool-down of your cycling class.Read more…
The right music can make all the difference. That is why this song is so good to ride to. From the first beats of the song, it will motivate you to move.Read more…
What is summer without a blockbuster movie and soundtrack to go with it? This song is catchy and fun.Read more…
Labeled as indie-pop, but I’d argue this one’s got more folk feel to it. Read more…