How to market your program to attract cyclists beyond your regular members
Pricing strategies that make it worthwhile
Equipment and instructor essentials
Structuring and scheduling for maximum impact
Proven tactics to keep your classes full
Unlocking Success: Crafting a Winter Training Program for Cyclists
Unlocking Success: Crafting a Winter Training Program for Cyclists
Learn how to design, market, and run a periodized training program that fills bikes and keeps cyclists coming back all winter long.
Learn how to design, market, and run a periodized training program that fills bikes and keeps cyclists coming back all winter long.
About the Webinar
Winter is the perfect time to bring cyclists indoors—but building a structured program that truly motivates riders can feel overwhelming. That’s where I come in. I’m Jennifer Sage, founder of the Indoor Cycling Association, and for 17 years I’ve created and taught winter training programs that have filled classes at clubs, studios, and online.
In this webinar, I’ll share my proven framework so you can launch your own successful program with confidence.
Winter is the perfect time to bring cyclists indoors—but building a structured program that truly motivates riders can feel overwhelming. That’s where I come in. I’m Jennifer Sage, founder of the Indoor Cycling Association, and for 17 years I’ve created and taught winter training programs that have filled classes at clubs, studios, and online.
In this webinar, I’ll share my proven framework so you can launch your own successful program with confidence.
What You’ll Learn
What You’ll Learn
Who It’s For
Who It’s For
Instructors (with outdoor cycling experience) who want to guide cyclists through the off-season
Studio owners looking to expand their offerings
👉 Join me and discover how to craft a winter training program that elevates your coaching, grows your community, and keeps riders returning year after year.
👉 Join me and discover how to craft a winter training program that elevates your coaching, grows your community, and keeps riders returning year after year.