TIEM Music // October 2017

Song 1: Opening Jog: Find the rhythm and ride in position 3. Add some resistance. At each drop, bounce up and down for 32 counts. Be sure to keep your core engaged, chest up and open, and your glutes squeezed tight.

Song 2: Party Hill & Reverse Jumps: Add in two turns on the resistance wheel while riding in 3. At the drop, start reverse jumps 8x for 2 counts each (2 counts down, 2 counts up). Ride in 3 for 16 counts. Repeat that sequence for the entire song and keep adding in resistance after each set.

Song 3: Peppy Jog: Stay in 3 and take a little bit off from the resistance. At each drop, tap it back 16x!

Song 4: Jumps: Sit with hands in position 2. Add in half a turn of resistance. At the first drop, jump up into position 2 for four counts (four counts up, four counts down) 4x, followed by two eight count jumps. For the second drop, four count jumps 4x. Then, finish the song with two count jumps! You will feel this one in your glutes. When jumping, keep your core engaged, and imagine there is a string attached to the top of your head pulling you straight up, then straight back down.

Song 5: Sprints: Start standing in position 2. At first drop (0:43), isolate for 25 seconds. At next drop, sit down and pick up the cadence! Repeat this sequence with the next set of drops (2:10). At final drop, sprint until the end of the song.

Song 6: Thick Hill: Crank up that resistance (4-5 turns) and ride seated! At the drops, stand into 3 and double up the pace. Add in a bounce if you want to help power through the heavy hill. Feel free to add in more resistance. Challenge yourself! This is where the changes happen!

Song 7: Peppy Jog & Hip Slides: Reduce the resistance by 2 turns. Ride in 3 to the rhythm. At the choruses, start hip slides! Start with two four count slides, followed by two count slides 4x.

Song 8: Arms: Hold your arms in front of you so they are parallel to the ground. Pulse them up and down for the duration of the song. Grab some light weights if you have them! Might seem simple enough, but you will definitely feel this in your shoulders, back, and core.

Song 9: Soulful jog: Find the rhythm of the song, close your eyes and ride. You can do whatever feels good. Ride seated or standing. These are your 4 minutes to get in the zone.

Song 10: Sprints: Ride standing with your hands in 3. At the drops, sprint!

Song 11: Cooldown: Use this final song to slow your legs down. Be sure to take your time stretching out your legs, on and off the bike. Roll your shoulders and neck, wiggle your fingers and toes. Make sure nothing feels tight or clenched. And breathe.