カテゴリー: RPM

RPM 98 ビデオ 音楽 ダウンロード

RPM 98 音楽 トラックリスト：

 

00 Good Vibes.mp3
01 Feels So Right.mp3
02 boy.mp3
03 Three Little Birds.mp3
04 All These Nights.mp3
05 Offender (Dimension & Grafix Remix).mp3
06 A Sky Full Of Stars (Hardwell Remix).mp3
07 Rush.mp3
08 What A Night.mp3
09 Come And Get It.mp3

RPM 98 ビデオのスクリーンショット：

RPM 98 Choreography Booklet.pdf 振付 冊子 ファイルに含まれています

GLOSSARY
KEY RPM RIDING POSITIONS
Throughout the ride, we use different riding
positions. These impose slightly different
demands on the body and the working muscles.
Changing positions brings maximum benefits,
avoids over-stressing the body and brings variety
to the ride, which is an important factor in indoor
cycling.
Some positions are used at specific Paces or
Resistances as they are designed for Speed,
Climbing and Power recovery. Others are used
with all Paces and Resistance. Your goal is to ride
both effectively and efficiently in each position
and have your participants do the same.
BIKE SETUP
Before you begin the class use the ‘on-the-bike
quick check’ to make sure you have a slight bend
in your knee at the bottom of your pedal stroke.
SEAT HEIGHT
Bring your feet to 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock. Take
out your bottom foot and place your heel over the
pedal. With a straight leg and hips level, your heel
should just touch the pedal – a good seat height
for great force production. If your heel easily
touches the pedal and the knee is bent, then
the seat is too low. If you cannot reach the pedal
without losing your hip alignment, then your seat
is too high. Once you place your foot back in the
pedal/cage, check you have a slight bend in your
knee – the optimal angle is 25 degrees.
SEAT FORE AND AFT

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THE TRIP 32 ビデオ 音楽 ダウンロード

THE TRIP 32 ビデオのスクリーンショット：

THE TRIP 32 Choreography Booklet.pdf 振付 冊子 ファイルに含まれています

 

MESSAGE FROM THE CREDITS
TRIP TEAM Chief Creative Officer – Dr Jackie Mills
Creative Director – Les Mills Jnr
Choreography – Chris Richardson
Product Manager – Chris Richardson
Presenter – Bas Hollander
Production Coordinator – Anusha Kulal
THE TRIP 32 – O A S I S
We glide in on the wind and then the party starts.
One World. Three Parts.
Part One is light-filled and lush which provides
us with a wonderful sense of space and freedom.
Surrounded by ethereal architecture, billowing
fabrics, and some time in the clouds. It’s
energizing and refreshing.
Part Two is dry yet colorful and teaming with life.
We move in and out of O A S I S and discover all
it has to offer.
Part Three is dark and deep. The vibe here is the
opposite of what we encountered earlier in the
workout however it’s just as engaging, and the
beats keep us driving the intensity.
The time spent transporting between the different
Parts is not to be underestimated. Challenging
tunnels of smooth rolling jumps lure us deeper
into our experience.
The ANIMATED focus we introduced in the last
few releases continues here. However, this time
it’s on Bas to show us how he approaches it.
Hopefully, you’ve now seen various ways of using
this in your coaching and we also hope your riders
are engaging with it too.
In Bas’s words, “this might be my favorite
release!” However, we are sure he said that last
time. Enjoy your time exploring O A S I S and
diving deep into the IMMERSIVE experience.
As always stay safe and be kind to each other!

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RPM 97 ビデオ 音楽 ダウンロード

RPM 97 音楽 トラックリスト：

01 Groovejet (If This Ain_t Love) (Purple Disco Machine _ Lorenz Rhode Remix).mp3
02 Only You.mp3
03 Starlight (Radio Edit).mp3
04 Use Somebody.mp3
05 Children.mp3
06 The Purpose Is You (Extended Mix).mp3
07 Shadows (Maor Levi Extended Mix).mp3
08 Green Green Grass.mp3
09 Waterfall.mp3

RPM 97 ビデオのスクリーンショット：

RPM 97 Choreography Booklet.pdf 振付 冊子 ファイルに含まれています

 

KEY RPM RIDING POSITIONS
Throughout the ride, we use different riding
positions. These impose slightly different
demands on the body and the working muscles.
Changing positions brings maximum benefits,
avoids over-stressing the body and brings variety
to the ride, which is an important factor in indoor
cycling.
Some positions are used at specific Paces or
Resistances as they are designed for Speed,
Climbing and Power recovery. Others are used
with all Paces and Resistance. Your goal is to ride
both effectively and efficiently in each position
and have your participants do the same.
BIKE SETUP
Before you begin the class use the ‘on-the-bike
quick check’ to make sure you have a slight bend
in your knee at the bottom of your pedal stroke.
SEAT HEIGHT
Bring your feet to 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock. Take
out your bottom foot and place your heel over the
pedal. With a straight leg and hips level, your heel
should just touch the pedal – a good seat height
for great force production. If your heel easily
touches the pedal and the knee is bent, then
the seat is too low. If you cannot reach the pedal
without losing your hip alignment, then your seat
is too high. Once you place your foot back in the
pedal/cage, check you have a slight bend in your
knee – the optimal angle is 25 degrees.
SEAT FORE AND AFT
With the pedals at 3 o’clock and 9 o’clock,
position the saddle so the front knee is in line with
the pedal axle or the top toe strap of the front
pedal. If the knee is back of the pedal axle, the
seat needs to be moved forward. If the knee is
forward of the pedal axle, the seat needs to be
moved back.

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RPM 96 ビデオ 音楽 ダウンロード

RPM 96 音楽 トラックリスト：

01 Run.mp3
02 Pleasure Love (Dr Packer ‘Disco Dub’ Remix).mp3
03 Sandstorm.mp3
04 Emergency.mp3
05 Welcome to the Black Parade.mp3
06 Slow Wave (The Blaze Remix).mp3
07 Reason For Fighting (Extended Mix).mp3
08 Fading Like A Flower.mp3
09 Last Call.mp3
A4 Bubble Jump.mp3

RPM 96 ビデオのスクリーンショット：

RPM 96 Choreography Booklet.pdf 振付 冊子 ファイルに含まれています

GLOSSARY
KEY RPM RIDING POSITIONS
Throughout the ride, we use different riding
positions. These impose slightly different
demands on the body and the working muscles.
Changing positions brings maximum benefits,
avoids over-stressing the body and brings variety
to the ride, which is an important factor in indoor
cycling.
Some positions are used at specific Paces or
Resistances as they are designed for Speed,
Climbing and Power recovery. Others are used
with all Paces and Resistance. Your goal is to ride
both effectively and efficiently in each position
and have your participants do the same.
BIKE SETUP
Before you begin the class use the ‘on-the-bike
quick check’ to make sure you have a slight bend
in your knee at the bottom of your pedal stroke.
SEAT HEIGHT
Bring your feet to 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock. Take
out your bottom foot and place your heel over the
pedal. With a straight leg and hips level, your heel
should just touch the pedal – a good seat height
for great force production. If your heel easily
touches the pedal and the knee is bent, then
the seat is too low. If you cannot reach the pedal
without losing your hip alignment, then your seat
is too high. Once you place your foot back in the
pedal/cage, check you have a slight bend in your
knee – the optimal angle is 25 degrees.
SEAT FORE AND AFT
With the pedals at 3 o’clock and 9 o’clock,
position the saddle so the front knee is in line with
the pedal axle or the top toe strap of the front
pedal. If the knee is back of the pedal axle, the
seat needs to be moved forward. If the knee is
forward of the pedal axle, the seat needs to be
moved back.
HANDLEBAR HEIGHT
The handlebar height should be slightly lower or
level with the saddle. Beginners, or people with
lower back problems, should have the handlebars
slightly higher than the saddle.
HANDLEBAR FORWARD AND BACK
In Racing, you should have a 90-degree angle
between your upper arm and your torso. If you
feel like you need to slide forward in the saddle
to create the 90-degree angle, move your
handlebars a little closer

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RPM 95 ビデオ 音楽 ダウンロード

RPM 95 音楽 トラックリスト：

01 You’ve Got To Let Go If You Want To Be Free.mp3
02 Sometimes.mp3
03 California Dreamin’ (Vintage Culture Remix).mp3
04 Giants.mp3
05 Down Under.mp3
06 I Would Do Anything (Extended Remix).mp3
07 Orpheus.mp3
08 Under the Sun.mp3
09 It Must Have Been Love.mp3
A1 Wait Down.mp3

RPM 95 ビデオのスクリーンショット：

RPM 95 Choreography Booklet.pdf 振付 冊子 ファイルに含まれています

 

GLOSSARY
KEY RPM RIDING POSITIONS
Throughout the ride, we use different riding
positions. These impose slightly different
demands on the body and the working muscles.
Changing positions brings maximum benefits,
avoids over-stressing the body and brings variety
to the ride, which is an important factor in indoor
cycling.
Some positions are used at specific Paces or
Resistances as they are designed for Speed,
Climbing and Power recovery. Others are used
with all Paces and Resistance. Your goal is to ride
both effectively and efficiently in each position
and have your participants do the same.
BIKE SETUP
Before you begin the class use the ‘on-the-bike
quick check’ to make sure you have a slight bend
in your knee at the bottom of your pedal stroke.
SEAT HEIGHT
Bring your feet to 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock. Take
out your bottom foot and place your heel over the
pedal. With a straight leg and hips level, your heel
should just touch the pedal – a good seat height
for great force production. If your heel easily
touches the pedal and the knee is bent, then
the seat is too low. If you cannot reach the pedal
without losing your hip alignment, then your seat
is too high. Once you place your foot back in the
pedal/cage, check you have a slight bend in your
knee – the optimal angle is 25 degrees.
SEAT FORE AND AFT
With the pedals at 3 o’clock and 9 o’clock,
position the saddle so the front knee is in line with
the pedal axle or the top toe strap of the front
pedal. If the knee is back of the pedal axle, the
seat needs to be moved forward. If the knee is
forward of the pedal axle, the seat needs to be
moved back.
HANDLEBAR HEIGHT
The handlebar height should be slightly lower or
level with the saddle. Beginners, or people with
lower back problems, should have the handlebars
slightly higher than the saddle.
HANDLEBAR FORWARD AND BACK
In Racing, you should have a 90-degree angle
between your upper arm and your torso. If you
feel like you need to slide forward in the saddle
to create the 90-degree angle, move your
handlebars a little closer.

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RPM 94 ビデオ 音楽 ダウンロード

RPM 94 音楽 トラックリスト：

01 Money Money.mp3
02 Milkumana.mp3
03 Gangsta’s Paradise.mp3
04 Someone To You.mp3
05 The Bass.mp3
06 Superhuman (Extended Mix).mp3
07 Raindrops (Avao Remix).mp3
08 How Will I Know.mp3
09 Because The Night.mp3

RPM 94 ビデオのスクリーンショット：

RPM 94 Choreography Booklet.pdf 振付 冊子 ファイルに含まれています

GLOSSARY
KEY RPM RIDING POSITIONS
Throughout the ride, we use different riding
positions. These impose slightly different
demands on the body and the working muscles.
Changing positions brings maximum benefits,
avoids over-stressing the body and brings variety
to the ride, which is an important factor in indoor
cycling.
Some positions are used at specific Paces or
Resistances as they are designed for Speed,
Climbing and Power recovery. Others are used
with all Paces and Resistance. Your goal is to ride
both effectively and efficiently in each position
and have your participants do the same.
BIKE SETUP
Before you begin the class use the ‘on-the-bike
quick check’ to make sure you have a slight bend
in your knee at the bottom of your pedal stroke.
SEAT HEIGHT
Bring your feet to 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock. Take
out your bottom foot and place your heel over the
pedal. With a straight leg and hips level, your heel
should just touch the pedal – a good seat height
for great force production. If your heel easily
touches the pedal and the knee is bent, then
the seat is too low. If you cannot reach the pedal
without losing your hip alignment, then your seat
is too high. Once you place your foot back in the
pedal/cage, check you have a slight bend in your
knee – the optimal angle is 25 degrees.
SEAT FORE AND AFT
With the pedals at 3 o’clock and 9 o’clock,
position the saddle so the front knee is in line with
the pedal axle or the top toe strap of the front
pedal. If the knee is back of the pedal axle, the
seat needs to be moved forward. If the knee is
forward of the pedal axle, the seat needs to be
moved back.
HANDLEBAR HEIGHT
The handlebar height should be slightly lower or
level with the saddle. Beginners, or people with
lower back problems, should have the handlebars
slightly higher than the saddle.
HANDLEBAR FORWARD AND BACK
In Racing, you should have a 90-degree angle
between your upper arm and your torso. If you
feel like you need to slide forward in the saddle
to create the 90-degree angle, move your
handlebars a little closer.

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RPM 93 ビデオ 音楽 ダウンロード

RPM 93 音楽 トラックリスト：

 

01 Take My Breath.mp3
02 Hero (Nicky Romero Remix).mp3
03 Electrical Storm.mp3
04 Now Nobody’s Safe.mp3
05 Hope.mp3
06 Alive.mp3
07 Wild And Broken.mp3
08 Don’t Go Yet.mp3
09 Firestone.mp3

RPM 93 ビデオのスクリーンショット：

RPM 93 Choreography Booklet.pdf 振付 冊子 ファイルに含まれています

 

GLOSSARY
KEY RPM RIDING POSITIONS
Throughout the ride, we use different riding
positions. These impose slightly different
demands on the body and the working muscles.
Changing positions brings maximum benefits,
avoids over-stressing the body and brings variety
to the ride, which is an important factor in indoor
cycling.
Some positions are used at specific Paces or
Resistances as they are designed for Speed,
Climbing and Power recovery. Others are used
with all Paces and Resistance. Your goal is to ride
both effectively and efficiently in each position
and have your participants do the same.
BIKE SETUP
Before you begin the class use the ‘on-the-bike
quick check’ to make sure you have a slight bend
in your knee at the bottom of your pedal stroke.
SEAT HEIGHT
Bring your feet to 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock. Take
out your bottom foot and place your heel over the
pedal. With a straight leg and hips level, your heel
should just touch the pedal – a good seat height
for great force production. If your heel easily
touches the pedal and the knee is bent, then
the seat is too low. If you cannot reach the pedal
without losing your hip alignment, then your seat
is too high. Once you place your foot back in the
pedal/cage, check you have a slight bend in your
knee – the optimal angle is 25 degrees.
SEAT FORE AND AFT
With the pedals at 3 o’clock and 9 o’clock,
position the saddle so the front knee is in line with
the pedal axle or the top toe strap of the front
pedal. If the knee is back of the pedal axle, the
seat needs to be moved forward. If the knee is
forward of the pedal axle, the seat needs to be
moved back.
HANDLEBAR HEIGHT
The handlebar height should be slightly lower or
level with the saddle. Beginners, or people with
lower back problems, should have the handlebars
slightly higher than the saddle.
HANDLEBAR FORWARD AND BACK
In Racing, you should have a 90-degree angle
between your upper arm and your torso. If you
feel like you need to slide forward in the saddle
to create the 90-degree angle, move your
handlebars a little closer

 

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RPM 92 ビデオ 音楽 ダウンロード

RPM 92 音楽 トラックリスト：

 

01 Fireworks.mp3
02 Silver Lining (DubVision Remix).mp3
03 Wap Bam Boogie.mp3
04 Breaking Fire.mp3
05 Higher Power.mp3
06 Run Away.mp3
07 Little Star (Maor Levi Extended Mix).mp3
08 Low Key In Love.mp3
09 Loved By You.mp3

RPM 92 ビデオのスクリーンショット：

RPM 92 Choreography Booklet.pdf 振付 冊子 ファイルに含まれています

 

Throughout the ride, we use different riding
positions. These impose slightly different
demands on the body and the working muscles.
Changing positions brings maximum benefit’s,
avoids over-stressing the body and brings variety
to the ride, which is an important factor in indoor
cycling.
Some positions are used at specific Paces or
Resistances as they are designed for speed,
Climbing and power recovery. Others are used
with all Paces and Resistance. Your goal is to ride
both effectively and efficiently in each position
and have your participants do the same.
BIKE SETUP
Before you begin the class use the ‘on-the-bike
quick check’ to make sure you have a slight bend
in your knee at the bottom of your pedal stroke.
SEAT HEIGHT
Bring your feet to 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock. Take
out your bottom foot and place your heel over the
pedal. With a straight leg and hips level, your heel
should just touch the pedal – a good seat height
for great force production. If your heel easily
touches the pedal and the knee is bent, then
the seat is too low. If you cannot reach the pedal
without losing your hip alignment, then your seat
is too high. Once you place your foot back in the
pedal/cage, check you have a slight bend in your
knee – the optimal angle is 25 degrees.
SEAT FORE AND AFT
With the pedals at 3 o’clock and 9 o’clock,
position the saddle so the front knee is in line with
the pedal axle or the top toe strap of the front
pedal. If the knee is back of the pedal axle, the
seat needs to be moved forward. If the knee is
forward of the pedal axle, the seat needs to be
moved back.
HANDLEBAR HEIGHT
The handlebar height should be slightly lower or
level with the saddle. Beginners, or people with
lower back problems, should have the handlebars
slightly higher than the saddle.
HANDLEBAR FORWARD AND BACK
In Racing, you should have a 90-degree angle
between your upper arm and your torso. If you
feel like you need to slide forward in the saddle
to create the 90-degree angle, move your
handlebars a little closer.

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RPM 91 ビデオ 音楽 ダウンロード

RPM 91 音楽 トラックリスト：

01 I NEED YOU.mp3
02 La La Light.mp3
03 Up And Away.mp3
04 Going Further.mp3
05 Love To Give.mp3
06 Castles In The Sky.mp3
07 Happy Where We Are.mp3
08 Splash.mp3
09 Put Your Records On.mp3

RPM 91 ビデオのスクリーンショット：

RPM 91 Choreography Booklet.pdf 振付 冊子 ファイルに含まれています

GLOSSARY
KEY RPM RIDING POSITIONS
Throughout the ride, we use different riding
positions. These impose slightly different
demands on the body and the working muscles.
Changing positions brings maximum benefit’s,
avoids over-stressing the body and brings variety
to the ride, which is an important factor in indoor
cycling.
Some positions are used at specific Paces or
Resistances as they are designed for speed,
Climbing and power recovery. Others are used
with all Paces and Resistance. Your goal is to ride
both effectively and efficiently in each position
and have your participants do the same.
BIKE SETUP
Before you begin the class use the ‘on-the-bike
quick check’ to make sure you have a slight bend
in your knee at the bottom of your pedal stroke.
SEAT HEIGHT
Bring your feet to 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock. Take
out your bottom foot and place your heel over the
pedal. With a straight leg and hips level, your heel
should just touch the pedal – a good seat height
for great force production. If your heel easily
touches the pedal and the knee is bent, then
the seat is too low. If you cannot reach the pedal
without losing your hip alignment, then your seat
is too high. Once you place your foot back in the
pedal/cage, check you have a slight bend in your
knee – the optimal angle is 25 degrees.
SEAT FORE AND AFT
With the pedals at 3 o’clock and 9 o’clock,
position the saddle so the front knee is in line with
the pedal axle or the top toe strap of the front
pedal. If the knee is back of the pedal axle, the
seat needs to be moved forward. If the knee is
forward of the pedal axle, the seat needs to be
moved back.

それを得る方法?

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RPM 90 ビデオ 音楽 ダウンロード

RPM 90 音楽 トラックリスト：

01 Rain On Me.mp3
02 Pretty Shining People (Jack Wins Remix).mp3
03 Rocket Fuel.mp3
04 Another Hit Of Showmanship.mp3
05 Stop Movin’.mp3
06 Children (Edit Mix).mp3
07 Grollow (Extended Mix).mp3
08 Who Am I.mp3
09 If You Want Me To Stay.mp3

RPM 90 ビデオのスクリーンショット：

RPM 90 Choreography Booklet.pdf 振付 冊子 ファイルに含まれています

GLOSSARY
KEY RPM RIDING POSITIONS
Throughout the ride, we use different riding
positions. These impose slightly different
demands on the body and the working muscles.
Changing positions brings maximum benefits,
avoids over-stressing the body and brings variety
to the ride, which is an important factor in indoor
cycling.
Some positions are used at specific Paces or
Resistances as they are designed for speed,
climbing and power recovery. Others are used
with all Paces and Resistance. Your goal is to ride
both effectively and efficiently in each Position
and have your participants do the same.
BIKE SETUP
Before you begin the class use the ‘on-the-bike
quick check’ to make sure you have a slight bend
in your knee at the bottom of your pedal stroke.
SEAT HEIGHT
Bring your feet to 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock. Take
out your bottom foot and place your heel over the
pedal. With a straight leg and hips level, your heel
should just touch the pedal – a good seat height
for great force production. If your heel easily
touches the pedal and the knee is bent, then
the seat is too low. If you cannot reach the pedal
without losing your hip alignment, then your seat
is too high. Once you place your foot back in the
pedal/cage, check you have a slight bend in your
knee – the optimal angle is 25 degrees.
SEAT FORE AND AFT
With the pedals at 3 o’clock and 9 o’clock,
position the saddle so the front knee is in line
with the pedal axle or the top toe strap of the
front pedal. If the knee is back of the pedal axle,
the seat needs to be moved forward. If the knee
is forward of the pedal axle the seat needs to be
moved back.
HANDLEBAR HEIGHT
The handlebar height should be slightly lower or
level with the saddle. Beginners or people with
lower back problems should have the handlebars
slightly higher than the saddle.
HANDLEBAR FORWARD AND BACK
In Racing, you should have a 90-degree angle
between your upper arm and your torso. If you
feel like you need to slide forward in the saddle
to create the 90-degree angle, move your
handlebars a little closer.

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