Friday, October 26, 2007    |   9:00 AM   |   Duration: 1 hour

The art of training smart: Intervals and indoor cycling

High intensity training: potentially one of the most effective forms of improving performance yet also one of the most abused. Intervals are a great way to get your class going with a blast, but do you know the fine line between effectiveness and exhaustion?

In this workshop you’ll look at the truth behind the tall stories and learn how to improve performance without overtraining. Once you’ve seen what high intensity training is all about, you’ll learn how to use this tool to give your classes the extra edge:

• What is an interval?
• Where should clients’ heart rate be?
• Why do we do intervals, and when?
• The importance of rest, and work:rest ratios
• Types of intervals and interval variables

We’ll finish with a demo ride, and you’ll come away bursting with ideas and tricks of the trade to use the next time you ride!

To completely master the above-mentioned skills, and for full CEUs, it is highly recommended that you attend the “Intervals and Indoor Cycling” Master Class.

* Attending the workshop without the Master-Class will only give you 1 CEU *

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About The Presenter
- Patricia Tyler
- U.K
Patricia's biography

Continuing Education Units (CEU's)

1.5* 1.5* 0

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