Feels Great 390

Inspiration: Wishing you a GREAT week, holiday, and ride this Thanksgiving week / weekend! New & Notable tracks include: Canyons, One Foot, Uh Huh, Wolves, Better Than I Used To Be...from ROZES, WALK THE MOON, Somewhere Else, Selena Gomez/Marshmello, and Mat Kearney/AFSHeeN THANKS to everyone who shares my enthusiasm and passion for Studio Cycling (and … Continue reading Feels Great 390

Coming Home 389

Inspiration: With Thanksgiving and the Holiday season upon us, here's a ride worth COMING HOME for! In the spirit of Thanksgiving, I picked tracks from many of the artists I am so THANKFUL for...Sheppard, Sia, Mat Kearney, Shinedown, Shawn Mendes, Coldplay, Madonna, NEEDTOBREATHE and more. Enjoy the HOLIDAY RIDE...INSIDE! Genre: Alternative, Christian, EDM, Pop, Rock … Continue reading Coming Home 389

Good To Go 388

Inspiration: Other than the current pop track Mi Gente, this playlist is loaded with newer or lesser known tracks...a strong Alternative music theme, and a GOOD TO GO mix of terrain and movements. In addition to the 60 minute Spotify link, a 45 minute version and a full 60 minute YouTube Playlist with all 17 … Continue reading Good To Go 388

Windy City Warrior: A guest post by Brent L. 387

Living on the other side of Lake Michigan, Chicago has always been a favorite family getaway...usually around the November/December holidays. Old Town (a north-side Chicago neighborhood) is the current home for my youngest daughter and home to one of four SoulCycle studios in greater Chicago (SoulCycle Chicago). My first SoulCycle class was at the Old … Continue reading Windy City Warrior: A guest post by Brent L. 387

ROCKtober with a ROCK STAR: A guest post by Allison W. 385

This month I switch things up a bit at FOR THE RIDE INSIDE! Look for monthly guest blog posts from ROCK STAR Cyclists around the world. There are so many fitness / cycling bloggers throughout the WWW, and even more Studio Cycling instructors who don't routinely post online. If you have something you want to … Continue reading ROCKtober with a ROCK STAR: A guest post by Allison W. 385