Indoor Cycling Instructor Dictionary of Intervals: StaircasePosition or interval: The staircase is an interval. Cadence: You choose the cadence. The idea is that you will be keeping the cadence the same right the way through. Intensity: The intensity builds as you go through the interval. You decide how hard it is to start with. You can also stipulate that riders stay in the aerobic zone if you're aiming for fat-burning or a lower intensity class. Length: Can be as long as you like. Each step will be the same length, and goes on in total for at least a minute but usually a lot llonger! When to use: use at any point in the session, although often it's better, due to its intensity, to put it close to the end of the session. What it does: Great for building anaerobic capacity (at higher intensities), and muscular endurance. Key teaching points:
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Professional standardsIndoor Cycling Instructor Scope of Practice
ICI Code of Professional Conduct ICI Safety Standards for Indoor Cycling Sessions ICI Cadence and Intensity Guidance ICI New Rider Onboarding Standard ICI Guidance for Studios and Operators ICI Incident and Near-Miss Reporting Guidance ICI Studio and Management Guidance What Riders Should Expect from an Indoor Cycling Instructor Position statementsIndoor Cycling as a Specialist Discipline
Teaching Intensity in Indoor Cycling Cadence, Resistance and Rider Control Purpose-Led Session Design Use of Music in Indoor Cycling Sessions Choreography and Non-Cycling Movements New Rider Safety Virtual and On-Demand Indoor Cycling Sessions Professional Standards, Certification and Recognition Experience, Reflection and Ongoing Development |