Pedal Strong

Pedal Strong

Methodology

Strength & Resistance Training

Mode

1-1 by Fit for 50+ coach

Duration

1 hour per session

Frequency

Once a Week

Validity

2 Months

PROGRAM BENEFITS

Optimize your cycling experience with a program focused on building endurance, leg strength, and efficient breathing. This routine includes cardiovascular training and lower body strength exercises, designed to make cycling more enjoyable and less taxing, whether for commuting or recreation.

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Lower Body Endurance Training

Lower Body Endurance Training

This module is designed to enhance endurance and stamina in the lower body muscles. Participants engage in high-repetition exercises targeting the legs and glutes, such as squats, lunges, and calf raises. Through progressive overload and interval training techniques, individuals improve muscular endurance, cardiovascular health, and overall lower body strength. This module enables participants to sustain prolonged physical activity and perform daily tasks with greater ease and efficiency.

Cardiovascular Based Training

Cardiovascular Based Training

In this module, participants engage in exercises such as running, cycling, and high-intensity interval training (HIIT) to improve heart health and stamina. This module aims to enhance overall cardiovascular efficiency and endurance, providing participants with the ability to perform sustained physical activity with ease.

Lower Body Mobility & Flexibility Training

Lower Body Mobility & Flexibility Training

This module focuses on increasing mobility and flexibility in the lower body through targeted exercises and stretches. Participants engage in dynamic movements like leg swings, hip circles, and lunges, combined with static stretches to enhance range of motion and joint flexibility. By addressing tightness and improving mobility in the hips, knees, and ankles, individuals experience greater comfort and ease in movements like walking, squatting, and bending, leading to improved overall physical function.