INDOOR CYCLING
SoulCycle welcomes 10,000 riders a day in the US, and offers ‘a healthy nightclub’ atmosphere
SOULCYCLE 32 LOCATIONS ACROSS THE US
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he workouts are as much mental/spiritual as they are physical, with inspirational coaching and carefully curated
music. Classes are held in candlelit studios, making riders feel like they’re partying in a healthy nightclub. The exercise programme focuses on rhythm
CYCLE RHYTHM ESSEX, UK
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oga and cycling is the formula at this club, giving clients the option of two approaches to fitness. Cycle Rhythm was added
to the established hot yoga club, Bikram Yoga Essex studio, in May 2014.
OWNER: Steve Mucklow, along with his son Sam and daughter Billi, a yoga teacher and former star of ITV series The Only Way is Essex SUPPLIER: Keiser – M3i bikes FINER DETAIL:
• Tiered studio so everyone can clearly see the instructor
• Nightclub-worthy music
• Recovery room for members to stretch and cool down after a workout
and the energy of the pack, which creates a strong bond between riders. Still investigating a UK launch,
SoulCycle has built up a solid following in the US, with 10,000 riders taking SoulCycle classes every day. SoulCycle was one of the top 10 NYC Google searches in 2012.
“We have an on-staff doctor of physical therapy who has helped us craft the programme to ensure its efficacy, strength and safety” Julie Rice, co-founder
Cycle Rhythm offers a recovery room where exercisers can cool down after class
“What you will experience is an intimate and exciting environment, with knowledgeable staff who take pride and have passion for their professions” Steve Mucklow, owner
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