This week’s selection is a song that you have undoubtedly heard if you listen to current radio music. This excellent song melds different genres and has just the right amount of energy to warm your riders up and make them dance on their pedals. Read more…
A good song for lifts (or jumps) requires a steady 4/4 beat, and it helps if the song is unmistakable. This track delivers! Read more…
It’s time to turn up the cadence and feel the energy. Encourage riders to push the pace as they sense of urgency in the lyrics. Read more…
This song emphasizes resilience and the power of seeing beauty in the everyday, no matter how challenging life may be.Read more…
Watch out, danger ahead! Use the lyrics of this song to motivate your riders to give their all in the three short, anaerobic built-in intervals.Read more…
This up-and-coming artist is attracting HUGE crowds to her festival appearances, even outdrawing the headliner. This song illustrates why. It’s catchy, fun, and can be a used as an interactive drill.Read more…
Put your head and your heart into this short climb.Read more…
Get ready to sink your teeth into this gothic pop hit from a former contestant of The Voice, guaranteed to fuel your spooky climb! With haunting melodies and a pulse-pounding beat, this track will have you *killing it* on the bike like a creature of the night. Embrace the dark vibes and keep pushing—because tonight, you’re not just killing it, you’re owning the night!Read more…
This week’s suggestion is a song that debuted barely two weeks ago and it is a must-have. It is everything you could want: a powerful track with great vocals, a meaningful message, and enough energy to propel you forward up the mountain. Don’t feel the need to climb to this track? That’s OK, because it makes a fantastic cool-down and stretch song, too. Read more…
With its driving beat and infectious energy, this track is the perfect choice to fuel a steady, hard effort in the saddle at 88 rpm. But this versatile song can also serve as an excellent second warm-up track with “leg openers” to 100 rpm on the chorus.Read more…