Cycle Life Studio

Whitman, United States

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Specialties

Indoor Cycling: The beauty of indoor cycling is that it provides a truly individualized workout that is quick, effective and most of all FUN! Indoor cycling is a superb cardiovascular exercise that has very low impact on your body’s joints, making it an ideal exercise for anyone at any fitness level.

CompuTrainer: For the new outdoor cycling enthusiast or seasoned athlete, CompuTrainer provides the most interesting and effective indoor bike experience available today. Because you bring your own bike for a CompuTrainer ride, there is no compromise in your ride fit, form or technique. Tailored to your individual power threshold, regular training with a CompuTrainer increases your cycling power by 20 to 30% and your speed by 2 to 4 MPH. Whatever your starting point, you’ll improve significantly.

Strength: Some form of strength training is essential for everyone, for healthy living and healthy aging and improved performance. Group classes as well as individual sessions offered.

History

Established in 2014.

Cycle Life Studio is a unique cycling-​based fitness studio featuring indoor cycling (Spin) classes for the fitness market, and also special cycling-​oriented training classes targeted to outdoor cyclists using CompuTrainer technology. The studio will be one of the first of its kind in this area and will provide classes with a level of quality, intimacy, convenience and service not available in traditional large health clubs and gyms.

Meet the Business Owner

Mike M.

Business Owner

Mike is from this area and bought his first mountain bike from Kevin at Bike Barn in 1993. He is a certified USA Cycling Coach and a certified personal trainer with the American College of Sports Medicine. Mike has been cycling for over 20 years. Although he started cycling for modest fitness and weight loss goals, he quickly became passionate about the sport, both mountain biking and road biking. He has participated in races like the Vermont 50, Leadville 100, Wilderness 101, and Shenandoah 100 and century road rides including Blood Sweat and Gears, Bridge to Bridge, and 3-​Mountain Madness. Mike was introduced to indoor training on a computrainer a few years ago. As an outdoor cyclist, he was skeptical that indoor training could provide any meaningful benefit or impact. But he was totally sold when he noticed how much stronger he started the spring cycling season after his first winter training series. He truly does «live to ride and ride to live.»