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…
This song is just plain fun—let the beat drops bring you out of the saddle, or do jumps as you climb to the beat. 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…
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…
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…
Something’s coming and you’ll just keep spinning….Read more…
Add this quirky, slightly ominous climbing song to your Halloween playlist.Read more…
Add this one to your Pride playlist!Read more…
You are going to thank me for this track over and over again! Use it either as short, high-intensity anaerobic intervals (there are four 22-second intervals) or as a climb with four standing surges.Read more…
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