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Spinning workshops offer personal interaction and hands-on experience, plus take-home learning activities and handouts that help
instructors apply new skills. All workshops also qualify for ACE and AFAA CECs. The following workshops can also be paired with
a one-day Spinning Instructor Orientation for a full weekend of continuing education. For more information on hosting a training
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Two-Hour Workshops
3 STAR points - .2 ACE - 1.5 AFAA - $60
NEW - Hill Repeats
As a Spinning Instructor, you're faced with the challenge of creating Spinning rides that produce real fitness benefits for your class participants. If you're like most instructors, your favorite profiles to deliver those results include hills and the Strength Energy Zone™. You know that climbing hills is a great way to build intensity, work large leg muscles and simulate the experience of a real cycling ride. In this workshop, we'll take your knowledge of hill climbs to another level. This course is all about improving your skill as an instructor through advanced techniques and the physiological basis for training on hills.
Rating of Perceived Exertion: It's More Than a Feeling
By combining RPE with heart rate training, you will help strengthen the mind/body connection during exercise. Become intuitive and discover your perception of reactions, sensory cues, experiences, emotions and symptoms of intensity.
Music, Movement, Emotion
Learn to correlate music and rhythm to each movement and elicit an emotional response to the music and the ride.
Spinning Energy Zones™
Choose one of these three courses to learn the components of the Strength, Interval or Race Day Energy Zone class, understand the benefits, and establish a programming template. Instructors will also get the opportunity to determine their individual training zones.
Four-Hour Workshops
6 STAR points - .4 ACE - 3.5 AFAA - $109
NEW - SPIN® Flex
Does your class schedule need more strength? Resistance training is a necessary component to any fitness program, and a great complement to Spinning program training. But how do you combine a Spinning ride and resistance training in one class when space is tight and members are short on time? SPIN Flex is a combo class format that uses flex bands, tubing and dumbbells to train the major muscles groups, paying special attention to the upper body. In this workshop you'll learn basic muscular anatomy and physiology, and you'll practice plenty of exercises. You'll also come away with sample SPIN Flex class formats that you can teach right away.
NEW - Spinning & Core Training
Learn to teach SPIN® Core classes that your students will love. Core training develops strength and stability in the body's core, which translates to more cycling power, improved balance and enhanced functional movement. This workshop explains the anatomy and biomechanics behind core training and provides dozens of standing, mat and stability ball exercises. Plus, you'll receive SPIN® Core class formats to integrate into your Spinning program class schedule.
NEW - Spinning & Yoga
Adding Yoga SPIN® to your class schedule can give your program the update you've been looking for. In this workshop you'll learn cycling specific asanas (yoga poses) that help elongate muscles, release tension, deepen the breath and improve posture. Plus, you'll receive Yoga SPIN® class formats to integrate into your Spinning program class schedule.
Profile Designs & Heart Rate Games
Improve fitness by focusing on how the body responds to both rest and stress, as muscle cells rebuild to slightly higher levels after each cycle of effort and recovery. Enhance your training knowledge so you can help students achieve improved physiological adaptations. Learn new course designs, creative ideas, drills and techniques to use immediately in your Spinning classes.
Spinning Language & Visualization
Learn to communicate more effectively with descriptive images and metaphors to develop greater energy, confidence, focus and ability. Experience visualizations and language samples. Tap into your students' senses with vivid imagery and emotions that will jump-start their thinking.
Contraindications to the Spinning Program
Why don't we practice certain movements in the Spinning program that have become so prevalent in many other programs? Learn the biomechanical, kinesiological and even philosophical reasons why certain popular moves are contraindicated. Find other acceptable moves that will achieve the same goals, and discuss alternative ways to be creative.
Mental Training: Approach and Skills
As we develop fitness and physical abilities, we need to sharpen our mental edge for ultimate performance. Learn tools, techniques and skills to find a center with power, develop complete focus and practice calmness with strength.
Heart Rate Training
Take an in-depth look at the five Energy Zones, effective heart rate training ranges and health-screening preparation. (This workshop includes a 75-minute ride.)
Spintensity™: Periodization
Learn and understand the benefits of using a heart rate monitor and identifying effective heart rate training ranges. Then take an in-depth look at how to develop a periodized training plan using the various Spinning Energy Zones (Required for STAR 3 instructors).
Spinning Phase II
Take your skills beyond the basics and learn about transition profile design, advanced riding and teaching techniques and music selection for split profile designs.
Aerobic Base Building
Learn the key components, importance and benefits of building an aerobic foundation. Discuss the issues that Spinning instructors face when introducing aerobic training to their members and walk away with concrete ways to implement aerobic rides.
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