How To Build Great Indoor Cycling Classes

The perfect manual for an Indoor Cycling or Spin® Instructor looking to enhance the quality of their teaching and class creation. In "How To Build Great Indoor Cycling Classes" you get both a basic road map to get started, as well as advanced techniques for building a variety of well structured, sustainable classes. This is an agnostic approach to class building that can be used and reused for all types and training methods or philosophies for the indoor ride.

Whether you are newly certified or if you have been teaching for years, the question to ask yourself is this: Have you learned all you can about building a single great indoor cycling class or building a great library of classes? If you are an Indoor Cycling or Spin® instructor, in "How To Build Great Indoor Cycling Classes" you will learn multiple foundational principles for working with music to advanced techniques for building a variety of well structured, sustainable classes. From boutique studios to big box gym chains, this is the quintessential "How To" book for building indoor cycling classes regardless of bike type or brand name.

Gene Nacey (Coach Gino), has taught cycling for more than 20 years, and has a master instructor has certified countless indoor cycling instructors. In the outdoor cycling world, Gene both raced and was an elite-level certified USA Cycling coach. Prior to his cycling career, he was also a former Entrepreneur of the Year and earned a patent for his healthcare technology work in workflow software. Gene founded Cycling Fusion in 2007 to fuse the outdoor and indoor cycling worlds together and accomplished several firsts. This included introducing health clubs to virtual cycling in group classes, pioneering live broadcasting of cycling classes over the internet, creating the first website for managing Heart Zones® training load, and building the first streaming library of cycling videos. Coach Gino also wrote the first ibook for training with power on indoor cycling bikes: "The Complete Guide to Power Training for Indoor Cycling". Learn more about at www.iclassbuilder.com.