Dim lights, music loud, letting the beat of the music guide
your feet as you climb, sprint, press, and tap it back. Gone are the days of
just sprinting and climbing, we incorporate a full body workout. We want you to not only torch calories, but also dance on the bike!
I am a true believer in taking time for yourself. I believe
that when we take these moments for ourselves we can not only become a better
person, but it allows us to be a better friend, partner, spouse, mother, etc. And spin can provide a place for you to come and get motivated, and get those endorphins flowing because when we feel good, we do
good!
Here are my top 6 reasons why you should love spin class:
- You will get lost in the music
There is nothing like keeping the same pace as the beat of
the music and looking around the room and seeing everyone else do the
same. Time will fly as you chase the
beat, climb your hills, and tap it back!
Spin classes are for everyone! Whether you are a seasoned
cyclist or just beginning, you have the power to control your resistance dial
and make the class as challenging as you want it to be. Most studios focus on interval training from
sprints to climbing heavy hills which will get your heart rate up and burn the
most calories in the least amount of time.
3. Improve your cardiovascular health
Spin classes are a great way to improve your endurance and
cardiovascular training. Heart health
and lung capacity are not only great reasons to spin, but as you work harder in
class you will learn to control your breathing during your sprints in your
hills to get the most out of your workout.
4.You’ll get a full body workout
Using weights and resistance bands while spinning is becoming more popular, and this allows riders to get a full body burn during class.
You’ll remain on the bike while pedaling at a slower speed while doing a
variety of upper body work from biceps, triceps, shoulders, and chest.
5. You’ll define your legs and increase your core strength
It is a common myth that you will “bulk up” in your legs
when you spin. However, this is not the case.
Most of the time during class is spent standing up on the pedals which
causes not only a large number of calories to be burned, but you will work your
thighs, glutes, hamstrings, and your abdominal areas. Most studios use interval
training combined with upper body work, which allows you to tone muscles that you didn’t
even know you had.
6. Spin Classes Torch Calories
You can burn an average of 500 calories in a 45 minute spin
class, so if you are really looking to torch calories and challenge yourself
then spin class is the way to go!
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