All posts tagged "indoor cycling"
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Dramatic Gym Transformations: Merritt Clubs
Every so often, it’s necessary for club operators to renovate certain areas of their facilities to remain up-to-date and ensure a premium member experience. In...
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The Importance of Effort-Based Training to Inclusivity
Cycling has become a real buzz recently, and is set to become even more popular in the future, so combining heart rate training with indoor...
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Taking Indoor Cycling to the Next-Level
Indoor cycling is growing in popularity as members seek to replicate the thrill and intensity of a long bike ride, without actually having to hit the...
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TMPL Provides an Immersive Experience with Les Mills THE TRIP
Les Mills, creator of some of the world’s most popular workouts, has developed a new program called THE TRIP that gives members an immersive cycling...
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Group Indoor Cycling’s Technological Revolution
Powered by the arrival of technology, group indoor cycling is in the midst of a revolution — and the health clubs that don’t jump on board...
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How Midtown Landed a Custom-Made Bike From American Chopper
Sometimes, the best ideas that ultimately help drive your business and your brand lie outside of the industry you’re in. Have you ever thought about...
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Harnessing Human Power with SportsArt’s ECO-POWR Line
Sacramento Eco Fitness is the first sustainable cycling studio in the nation. Members of Eco Fitness not only get into shape, but also contribute to the...
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Life Fitness Plans to Add Indoor Cycling Group to its Brand Portfolio
Life Fitness announced that its parent company, Brunswick Corporation (NYSE: BC), has signed an agreement to acquire Germany’s Indoor Cycling Group (ICG), a leading provider...
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Special Report: Group X
Click the cover to read our special report on Group X! Inside this special report: Zumba: The Story Behind the Movement Compete Against Boutiques: A...
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Hit the Road, Indoors
It all started with one studio in New York City, but now SoulCycle has expanded to 17 locations in New York City, 11 in Los...
