Spinning

[Rapey Hugh]

Just back from it.

I feel like death yet oddly euphoric, but that may just be the dehydration.

Also the birds are great.

Anyone else do it?

[J-V]

I used to do it. Always good to sit at the back and watch the nice looking women's arses in full motion.

[Rico1304]

I tried it once, for some reason cycling kills me knees so I knew it wouldn't be fun. I had to leave in the warm-up, the walk of shame passed loads of fat birds sniggering at me.

[Champ]

Just back from it.

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Also the birds are great.

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Endorphins, mate. Can't beat them

[L19red]

swerve that, a turbo trainer costs about a ton and you can do all the spinning you want in the comfort of your own home. gym classes are a rip off.

[bri]

once or twice a week, certainly get a sweat on. I eat about 2 hours before and take a bottle of water in. Used to have an aussie bird do it which used to make the 45 mins fly by

[Rapey Hugh]

One of my mates has a turbo trainer and its great but these are free in college so it's handy! Plus I can never workout in any useful capacity at home, it's just a mental thing but the intensity never matches training/gym for me. Oh and bri I had a banana and a little bit of chocolate around 15 mins beforehand and nearly vomited all over some tidy blonde, will be better prepared next time!

[Duncan Clench]

I used to do it and had a break for about 2 years. I was worried that I'd struggle to get the hang of it again...

 

...but it was just like riding a bike really.

[Total Longo]

I stopped spinning because it made me feel dizzy, plus all the parents in the playground were giving me funny looks.

[JohnnyH]

I spin usually 4 times a week. Absolutely boloxed after it each time, which is entirely the point. I'm a fan of them.

[Guest Slim(fast)Shady]

Think its not designed for the taller bloke,or for that matter blokes at all,the design of the bikes are such that certain moves are practically impossible! I've given up to be honest,can do most of what a spinning class has to offer on the usual bikes within the gym, or I do. That apart I found spinning boring,go a few times and you get to the know the music/sprinting bits etc-!

[Mathewbet1]

mmmm sweaty lycra......isunt it.

[Rapey Hugh]

Think its not designed for the taller bloke,or for that matter blokes at all,the design of the bikes are such that certain moves are practically impossible! I've given up to be honest,can do most of what a spinning class has to offer on the usual bikes within the gym, or I do. That apart I found spinning boring,go a few times and you get to the know the music/sprinting bits etc-!

 

As a 6'4" lad I have had no riding position issue, got in early and adjusted my bike to my road bike settings and it was pretty comfortable. The should also have a few different playlists for different types of classes otherwise I could see it getting pretty boring quick!