What You'll Get
Before bicycles, electric-company employees rode unicycles to keep light bulbs on at exactly half of today's brightness. Celebrate modern-day energy efficiency with today's Groupon: for $39, you get a five-punch card for indoor cycling classes at Legacy Indoor Cycling Studio (up to a $95 value).
The experienced instructors at Legacy Indoor Cycling Studio lead a variety of classes based around cycling's bounty of benefits. The 50-minute Freestyle Lifestyle class begins as a leisurely cycle before resistance increases make muscles burn with satisfaction, like an insult uttered from the lips of a sarcastic fire swallower. Simulated steep climbs, rolling hills, flat road, intervals, and breakaway attacks constitute the Danforth Valley and Peaks (DVP) course, and 50 minutes of the "Houston we have a problem" class play out with power training in the saddle, long power drills, and simulated hill terrain. Check the current schedule for class times.
New Schwinn bikes and a staff praised by blogTO for its “low-intimidation and supportive instruction” ensure clients experience the apex of cycling. A five-punch card gives a taste of what it's like to ride the indoor roads and a chance to exchange sweaty head nods, the international gesture of respect, with fellow stationary cyclists. Like a satisfying prizefight, two or more back-to-back classes can be taken care of with one punch.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Mar 1, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per visit. Must redeem pass in full by 3/1/12. Subject to availability. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Legacy Indoor Cycling Studio
Bikers can grunt and sweat, pedalling 25 kilometres in a single session, they’ll never travel so much as an inch beyond Legacy Indoor Cycling Studio’s 2,000-square-foot space. Instead, Schwinn-certified instructors coach them along imagined paper routes, varying the intensity of hills and curves via the advanced settings on Schwinn Evolution bikes. In each class, up to 30 stationary steeds whir in place, their spokes’ constant hum drowned out by the teachers’ commands and the high-energy music blaring from a Bose stereo system.
Beyond spinning sessions, the personal trainers also bend bodies in yoga classes and incinerate calories with boot-camp-style circuit training, which incorporates cycling. With almost 30 total classes a week, the studio accommodates virtually any schedule, allowing students to fit in a workout between work and daily appointments to oil their bionic legs.