Popularity of Indoor Cycling
Did you know Indoor Cycling is one of the fastest growing aerobic exercises people choose? The 2008 sports and fitness participation survey conducted by the SGMA (Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association), reported stationary cycling (spinning) increased 34.1% from 2000-20007. This increasingly popular exercise that originated with spinning classes at local gyms and is now an excellent aerobic exercise for you in your home.
The Appeal of Indoor Cycling – You get the feel of riding outdoors, and simulating mountain and road bike conditions. Indoor cycling lets you ride up hills and through valleys. Users stand up and pedal thru difficult sections, and sit back and recover on easier sections. With indoor cycling bikes such as the LifeSpan S2 Indoor Cycling Bike now available to home exercise enthusiasts, you can bring your indoor cycling class into your home and enjoy the comfort, convenience and security of riding in your own home.
Upright Bike vs. Indoor Cycling Bike – An upright exercise bike is designed for the user to sit on the seat and use built in programming. When the flywheel spins the pedals don’t move without pedaling. An indoor cycling bike is designed to simulate outdoor cycling on a mountain or road bike. When the flywheel spins, the pedals will move.
Checkout the full line of LifeSpan exercise bikes: upright, recumbent, and indoor cycling bikes.

