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Retail price between R14800 and R18880 The Impulse PS300 is perfect for any full commercial Indoor cycling studio or a perfect high quality alternative to use at home instead of the spinning bike class at the gym. Impulse Ps 300 spinning bike - GOOD Condition. 1-Year for free parts replacements, any issues, contact via our customer mailbox, your concerns will be responded in 24 hours.We (three members of the Red team) tested out a 3-week spin challenge at one of London's coolest fitness studios — Psycle — to see how taking up regular spinning for a few weeks could transform our fitness, as well as our mental and physical appearance.This 36-minute ladder workout is perfect for the dude who loves pain: Go as fast and hard as you can and maintain for 15 minutes, then rest for three. All-aluminum cage pedals, prevent your feet from slipping out of the pedals.
You can sign up for a free trial here.And, if you're in need of a home spinning bike, we've rounded up our top three favourites below, so just scroll to the bottom of this article to purchase and get involved.Follow our journey and see how our bodies, outlooks and attitudes changed after three Psycle classes a week, for three weeks.Agreeing to undertake three weeks of intense spin classes was a daunting prospect for all involved. With classes from 20 to 60-minutes, they've created workouts to fit any schedule. When Corona came along I bought a spinning bike at home and took out a subscription to Cyclemasters.We undertook the challenge ahead of the pandemic, however Psycle have also launched a Psycle At Home class option: an extensive library of on-demand classes that means you can get involved virtually, too, wherever you are. Stream Live & On-Demand Indoor Cycling classes.
But also a challenge I was so ready to relish. I have always been a little on the wobbly side but about 18 months ago I used to be curvy and strong with my bum doing the right thing in jeans, now however I am curvy and wobbly with my bum doing the decidedly wrong thing in jeans.Signing up to three spin classes a week for three weeks seemed, if I’m honest, a little insane. To be frank, we were feeling more than a little lumpy and thoroughly underwhelmed with our health.Enter Psycle, the spin studio (who also offer Barre, HIIT and yoga) who claimed to be able to help boost our morale (and reduce our waistlines) with their upbeat brand of indoor cycling.Left to right: Sarah Ilston, Anya Meyerowitz, Roanna Day Follow our Psycle journey over the course of the 3 weeks:'Suffice to say, I am Out Of Shape.
Pain.After the third class I am verging on broken but so very proud of myself. I was paying the price for throwing myself into it when I was so out of shape. Especially one with pumping music, dimmed lighting (this is key) and a downright uplifting instructor.On the morning of our second class I was excited to get back on the bike but boy did I hurt. I’d forgotten how good it felt to be in an exercise class. But while my muscles screamed and my glands sweated, my soul soared. My body protested with every pedal "why are you moving so much?!” it screamed at me as I sweated in position three.
A weekend of long, hot baths is required.' ANYA:'I had tried a Psycle class before – just once and at the height of my gym bunny phase. By Friday sympathy is required for all sat near me as I grunt and groan every time I move. Psycle is like a family: welcoming and warm and everyone just feels part of the crew.
I almost felt teary as the last song came on ( Blinded by your Grace by Stormzy) and we stretched out our aching bodies. Just when I felt I’d managed to get in step, the beat would change and off I would go again trying to recapture it.I left feeling like the next few weeks were going to be much more of a mountain then I had anticipated but after a bout of illness it felt good to get my body moving again.By the end of week one I was a bit broken, but so proud of myself. Psycle is all about cycling to the rhythm and I just couldn’t seem to find it. However everything in between was different – and it was hard.My legs felt like lead and I struggled to keep on the beat in the first class.
My poorly judged peanut butter on toast breakfastI left the class with a strong suspicion I will lose the full function of my arms and legs tomorrow but looking forward to the next class, now I’ve somewhat conquered my fear of blacking out and falling off the bike.By the end of week one I notice my sleep has improved drastically. My desire to keep up with the rest of class was overruled by my fear of going too hard and passing out again, so when the instructor yelled to turn up our resistance dials, I just left mine where it was most of the time.After energetically asking us "What’s stopping you? What’s holding you back?" All I could do was run a list through my head of the perfectly legitimate reasons that were holding me back: The general consensus being that we were all drastically unfit, and this was going to be no easy ride.I found my first class pretty difficult. But the others went ahead without me and fed back their shock and horror afterwards.
I feel powerful and attractive and wonder why I’ve been slumming it in jeans and a polo neck for so long?' ANYA:'This week started out HARD. While my weight is much the same, crucially ,my attitude isn’t. I feel great.'I feel powerful and attractive and wonder why I’ve been slumming it in jeans and a polo neck?Not only am I feeling fairly smug, I’m also feeling confident and find myself wearing a dress I haven’t even considered in months.
I stayed on the beat for the majority of it and the sense of achievement only helped me feel stronger as the class went on rather than tiring. I gave myself a pep talk afterward and vowed to fuel properly that evening to give my body what it needed for the rest of the week.I decided to set myself a goal to help me get through the rest of this week’s classes: "Just don’t overthink it and see if you can stay on the beat," I told myself.And it worked – I felt invincible, truly invincible and empowered as I bobbed my way through the class. I had to lower my resistance right down in order to stay on the beat and, if I took my eyes off the mirror for a moment, I noticed that I was significantly slower than everyone else when I looked up.
A miracle! My jeans that I bought because my old jeans didn’t fit anymore (Ahem) are decidedly baggy but more importantly I am full of energy, positively vivacious.'With the end of the challenge in sight I really wanted to give it my all –I could do that for 45 minutes I told myself. Psycle has become my therapy.I practically bounded to each of our classes this week and, while I’m still finding them incredibly tough, I’m on rhythm every track and find myself flowing through the choreographed moves with ease.I am so impressed with my body coming so far in so short a space of time. However, even feeling tired, and getting pretty dizzy at one point, I stuck with it and left feeling super proud of myself.Psycle London, psyclelondon.com Week 3 ROANNA:'I am a complete convert and reach week three devastated that these are our last three classes. This could be because I haven’t exercised since last Thursday, or maybe because I didn’t sleep that well. I’m also really tired today, all my energy has been zapped.
I noticed that the parts of me that hurt at the beginning didn’t hurt anymore – though other, newly reacquainted, parts of me burned.'I ended my final class running out before the final stretch due to starting my period'I ended my final class running out before the final stretch due to starting my period. The music was great and the routine was an interesting mix of fast-paced and slow, grinding uphill climbs. I was also feeling better in my clothes and noticed my legs were looking better.We ended our challenge with my favourite instructor – smiley, supportive Becky – and it was really fun.
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