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I am starting my first spinning class tomorrow.I am a bit nervous, as I've heard that everyone feels like they're dying during at least their first few classes. Any suggestions or tips for a newb? Thanks, and enjoy your Thanksgiving!
Re: Spinning Class
I took spinning a few years ago... it was hard, but the good thing about it is that if for some reason you can't keep up, you can just sort of go at your own pace. At least where I took it.
I enjoyed it.
Oh, if you're not used to sitting on a bike, your butt will probably be pretty sore during/after class. Those little bike seats are not comfortable! You will get used to it though. Like pp said, by the 4th or 5th class, it shouldn't hurt anymore.
This. I was a spin instructor for many years, and it was always helpful when new students arrived a few minutes early, introduced themselves to me and let me know they were new to class and wanted some help getting their bike set up.
Definitely give it a few tries before you decide if you like spinning. Only do what you are comfortable with -- if you aren't ready to do a standing drill, you can remain seated. Same thing with increasing the resistance, speed/cadence, etc. Have fun with it! I hope you enjoy it, it's an amazing workout!