ØRBIKE – a dream coming true
With 280 bikes and up to 1200 cyclists, ØRBIKE is one of the largest indoor cycling events in Denmark. Meet Jesper Sørensen, the cycling...
Cycling: the anti-obesity drug
Scientists are currently exploring whether a hormone known as FGF21 can be used as a drug against diabetes and obesity. But new research suggests...
Riding high
When the Ministry of Sound says it’s going to host a week-long party on a bike, you know you’re in for a pretty special...
Beating the downward cycle of dementia
Can indoor cycling help alleviate the symptoms caused by dementia? Anders Justesen Lind – a physiotherapist working as part of an interdisciplinary dementia team...
The best of all worlds
The ICA’s Jennifer Sage outlines her mission: to bridge the gap between cycling purists and the ‘party on a bike’ brigade, creating a resource...
The perfect playlist for indoor cycling
Dairy cows produce more milk when listening to music in the cowshed. And music motivates people to work out harder and stay focused at...
Cycling for a better cause
If TRN’s ‘The Small One’ charity event in November 2017 was a great success, then ‘The BIG One’ in February 2018 was – in...
Boutique cycle
From Coast to Coast the boutique cycling space is claiming its place on the Australian fitness landscape. Well over 30 boutiques have popped up...
Campcycle
Fitnesscamp Westerwald in Germany recently launched a new indoor cycling studio. Club owner Jochen Martin spoke to HDD Group’s Hanna Plegge
The opening of indoor...
Welcome to Cockburn Arc!
Across the vast country that is Australia – one that has always prided itself on being a sporty nation – local governments have for...
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The future of indoor cycling
Personalising experiences, harnessing influencers and competing with Peloton. The future of fitness is digital – and it needn’t be intimidating. Indeed, technology offers health...
