How Time-Crunched Cyclists Should Leverage Indoor Cycling Year-Round

[@unknownKnownunknowns]

Adam. Wow I appreciate your level of detail. We are time crunched. Could we make this much shorter than 38 minutes!

[@JulAlxAU]

How can we avoid bottom pain on long indoor rides?

[@daniellestat]

Looks like you dont like indoor training hat guy.

[@Drew-fj9ul]

Another very good podcast thanks. One thing I was hoping to hear was your perspectives on the pros and con's of using ERG mode for different workout types and/or training zones. Maybe another time!

[@CTS_TrainRight]

Thanks for listening and the feedback! You may find this article we wrote helpful in the meantime: trainright.com/erg-mode-indoor-cycling-when-to-use-it-or-turn-it-off/

[@kirkprl]

I also do Z2 indoors. Outside there are too many variables, hills, winds, stop signs, traffic etc. It's hard to stay in z2 for a whole ride. Indoor i can watch a show and cruise at z2 all day.

[@dennisspors7530]

For me the winter weather in my area is icy, high winds and freezing rain. Indoor cycling is the way to go.

[@atxmtbr]

Fantastic content, as always 👍.

[@CTS_TrainRight]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

[@87togabito]

I don’t get why people would bother riding outdoors, other than to measure your progress against others. Indoor you have perfect weather with the AC and a full on industrial fan, a TV with Netflix/console VSA the boring monotonous non stop trees, you can get on/off the bike in minutes and no traffic. It’s on every single way BETTER than riding outdoors. Did I also mention that you can actually watch TV and game while riding? It’s literally a no-brainer option to prefer indoors to outdoors.