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Written by Les Mills Sizzler
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Monday, 01 December 2003 |
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Turn and burn! The RPM® catch-cry is a perfect fit for this high-octane session. Our latest biking class is a phenomenal exercise experience with an unmatchable training effects – a combination of music and motion that gives you the look and feel of a champion cyclist and the body shape to match. Class members will love the musical variety and the succession of biking modes as they move from ‘Ride Easy’ to ‘Racing’, ‘Seated Recovery’ and ‘OTT’ (over the top). Bikers slip into the groove with some familiar, chart-topping sounds in the early part of the ride. Then the big beats kick in to energise a full-scale attack on the hills, mountains and mixed terrain. Work. Recovery. Work and more work. The nine tracks on RPM® 21 provide plenty of cues for varying effort intensity, while you set your own personal level of pedalling power. Meanwhile, load up the resistance for great pumping sounds like Stomp!, Shakeurbody and Drunkenmunky’s ‘E’. RPM® 21 is great for the novice and the veteran, so check out the options in our calorie-busting bike ride experience. Education Session - Analyses track profiles and objectives for more motivating instruction and reviews the science of ‘pedalling efficency’.
 | RPM® 21 (Dec 2003) | 1 | Don’t Let Me Get Me | Pink
| | 2 | Don’t Call Me Baby | Madison Avenue | | 3 | Stomp! | DJ Aligator Project | | 4 | Round Round | Sugababes
| | 5 | Shake Ur body | Shy Fx & T-Power feat. Di
| | 6 | ‘E’ | Drunkenmunky | | 7 | Phatt Bass (The Blade Theme) | Warp Brothers vs Aquagen | | 8 | Ride Wit’ Me | Nelly feat. City Spud | | 9 | Rise And Fall | Craig David feat. Sting | | Please be advised that music listed is for reference purposes only
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 25 November 2007 )
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