You Belong Here.
We design custom indoor cycling programs for all abilities, from beginners to experienced triathletes!
Beginner to Expert Riders Welcome!
New to indoor cycling? Here’s what you need to know:
- No special equipment needed. Bring your own bike and we’ll walk you through the rest!
- You’ll be part of the group workout, but your information isn’t shared with everyone. Your speed, progress and time is all up to you!
- Anyone can ride a bike. It doesn’t take special skill or ability. It’s a great whole body workout. Period.
Why HMC Cycling?
Whether you are a beginner, a recreational cyclist, or even a competitive athlete, our program will help you develop more strength on the bike and the skills to unlock more speed.
Instructor guided workouts that include structured build and recovery sessions.
Workouts are designed to increase your body’s metabolism and cardiovascular health.
Individual skill development – train on your bike at your fitness level.
Compete only with yourself! Each rider has an individual screen with real time statistics during the workout.
Real-time data tracking including speed, cadence, heart rate, calories and power.
Individual race reports that sync with tracking programs (Strava, Training Peaks, etc.) sent to each rider after every ride.
“Personal best 20-minute time trial, indoor cycling fitness test this spring — 284 watts! A big thank you to Anita Krier, Movement Specialist and her indoor cycling training program!”
-Aaron S.
Meet Our Trainers!
Check out the many benefits of our Indoor Cycling Program!
- Unlimited riding
- Early morning, mid-morning, evening and weekend classes available
- Classes are a variety of 60 and 90 minute rides
- Towel service and showers
- Total body conditioning workouts (additional fees apply)
- Post-ride recovery and stretching space
- PERFPro and CompuTrainer software to chart your progress
Take advantage of all Hartland Movement Center has to offer cyclists!
Strength Training
We use science-based training to target specific areas that will improve your overall performance and endurance, while reducing the risk of injury.
Recovery Massage
Massage is a part of an injury prevention strategy, helping athletes to not only recover from their workouts, but to proactively lengthen and calibrate their muscles in a way that prevents trauma or overextension.
