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FITNESS, FUN & PHILANTHROPY By Lenore Phillips
Whether at home, in business or in the saddle, Erin Schiller has always led a driven life. When the opportunity to open a CycleBar indoor cycling studio in Wellington presented itself to her, she jumped at the chance to combine her passions of fitness and business. Since opening to great anticipation in July, CycleBar Wellington has become a popular new fitness option in a community that values being active. “Opening in the Wellington community is very meaningful to me,” Schiller said. “As an equestrian, Wellington obviously holds a special place in my heart, but it is also home to an active group of people who get very excited about new fitness options. I am really excited to be a part of the movement now.” Created in 2004, CycleBar has grown into the largest network of premium in-
door cycling studios in the world. It is the first and only premium experiential fitness concept offered in franchising. CycleBar is unique from other cycling studios because of the full sensory experience it offers during each class through CycleBeats, CycleTheatre, CycleStats and CycleStar instructors. The cyclists in each class can expect to have an upbeat and immersive experience from a motivational, professional instructor every time they enter the studio. An integral part of the CycleBar suc-
cess is the CycleStar instructors who motivate riders not only as a trainer, but also as a DJ, drill sergeant, educator and friend. Each instructor is dedicated to helping riders achieve their fitness goals by bringing incomparable energy, training, enthusiasm and charisma to each ride, which takes approximately 45 minutes. The CycleStar instructors are also able to create highly motivating, energetic playlists for riders through CycleBeats, which is a proprietary, stateof-the-art in-house and online music
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CycleBar Wellington features a team of highly trained CycleStar instructors.
R I D E wellington the magazine | november 2018
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