When you pay attention to your life, you are bound to notice that things happen to you for a reason. And it all comes at the right time.
I have been thinking for a while that I would like to …
A Few Words On the Numbers – Train the Body Not the Metrics
I love learning new things and discovering new resources when it comes to science behind indoor cycling (and cycling in general). Books and articles are great for it but sometimes it’s hard to absorb everything from a written piece. That’s …
Why Do They Come to Class if They Don’t Want to Work? (why the instructors need to chill out sometimes)
If you have been teaching for quite some time you would have seen this on numerous occasions. That person or people who come to your classes but seemingly pay no attention to your instructions, take no notice of their bike …
Importance of Bike Set Up. Does it Matter in Indoor Cycling?
I recently wrote a post on Instagram about the importance of bike set up indoors. Some may say that it matters much more on long rides outdoors. I agree to a point: what if you take multiple indoor cycling classes …
20-min FTP Test In Indoor Cycling Class. Who Is It For? Should You Teach It?
The dreaded 20 min FTP. Subject of many a discussion: is it necessary? Is it useful? Is it for everyone? My riders are not outdoor cyclists, so what is the point? Wouldn’t it scare new people away? This article will …
A Simple Tool to Keep Track of Your Business Finances. Start the New Financial Year Prepared.
The end of financial year is almost here and even though there are many months before your tax return is due, this is the perfect time to reassess the way you as a freelance fitness instructor keep track of all …
Is It My Way or the Highway? How Much Freedom to Allow Your Indoor Cycling Class Participants?
“It’s their workout, let them do whatever they want as long as they are moving”
As an instructor, I don’t believe in this approach in principle. I do care about what my riders do in my spin class BUT there …
Don’t Judge a Book by the Cover – Reflections on the First Class of 2019
I started teaching this particular class a couple of months ago and attendance has been poor as the time slot is not the best for the location. I did have 7 riders once, but overall it is more like 3 …
Meet the Beginners – How to Teach Indoor Cycling Class to a Mixed Ability Group
I love participating in FB forums for indoor cycling instructors. I have a few firm favourites that are serious mines of knowledge, advice and examples of class profiles.
There is one for power coaches that gets so deep into serious …
Start Them Young, Right? Or Wrong?
I am reading a very interesting book written by a Guardian sports journalist Anna Kessel called “Eat. Sweat. Play”. It talks about women sport and the role sport plays in women’s lives. I really recommend it if you share the …
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