INDOOR CYCLING


The Fitness Mosaic has no gym – just five studios with highly targeted fitness offers like cycling, barre and boxing


THE FITNESS MOSAIC LONDON, UK


“The appeal isn’t limited to women: boot camps and boxing in particular are also attracting men” Joe Proops, co-owner and GM


PSYCLE LONDON LONDON, UK


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sycle London focuses on the psychological benefits of exercise – the feelgood factor – and emphasises


the importance of the energy, confidence, stress release and inner strength that come from exercise.


• Staff on-hand to help everyone set up and get settled


SUPPLIER: Star Trac FINER DETAIL:


Psycle has a high-end boutique design, with premium products on offer


• Club changing rooms are scented to be uplifting


• High-end boutique design


• Premium hair and body products are provided free of charge


• Cold pressed juices and a healthy choice of snacks on offer


“As soon as our members walk through the door,


our team makes extra effort to ensure they feel part of the community and we love championing the success of our riders” Rhian Stephenson, MD


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ycling is just one option at The Fitness Mosaic, which has no gym but five studios, positioning itself as the group exercise specialist. It’s aiming for the standard of instruction you’d expect at a cycling microgym, but across the board of group exercise – and with the


convenience of having all this in one place.


• Around 100 classes are offered each week – from boxing to barre


FOUNDER: Joe Proops SUPPLIER: Schwinn FINER DETAIL:


to boot camp, equipment pilates to suspension training… and of course indoor cycling


• Partnerships with industry experts to create premium sub-brands and


• All classes designed in-house


product training centres – The Fitness Mosaic is one of Schwinn’s Training Centres for Education


• Flexible payment options: pay as you go, bundle packages, or unlimited


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