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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Instructor teaching

  • Duration of classes

Pre class set up

  • Sound system checked

  • Bikes safe to use

  • air con at appropriate level

  • Lighting at correct levels

Wamup

  • Injury screening complete

  • fire exits explained

  • bike set up explained

  • instructor using microphone

  • appropriate level for warmup

  • appropriate music selection for warmup

Main workout choreography

  • Instructor pre cues changes of position etc in advance

  • Good music selection for movements

Technique- overall competency is based on success in the below components

Ride easy

Position

  • Hips to back of saddle

  • Hands shoulder width on flat of bar

  • Chest lifted

  • shoulders down and neutral

Resistance

  • Demonstrated base race or seated climbing resistance

  • Demonstrates control in the saddle not bouncing through hips

Pace

  • Riding at correct tempo for music given and training focus

Pedal

  • Not excessively pointed or Achilles stretched

  • riding in circles

Racing

Position

  • Hips to back of saddle

  • Hands to outside of handlebars

  • Upper body at 45 degrees (90 degrees from upper arm to torso)

  • Chest lifted

  • Shoulders down

Resistance

  • Uses correct racing or attack resistance

  • demonstrates control in saddle not bouncing through hips

Pace

  • Able to hit the fast beat safely and effectively

Pedal

  • Not excessively pointed or Achilles stretched

  • Riding in circles

Racing forward

Position

  • Hips slightly forward

  • Hands outside handlebars

  • upper body at 45 degrees (90 degrees from upper arm to torso)

  • Chest lifted

  • Shoulders down

Resistance

  • Uses correct racing resistance not bouncing in saddle

Pace

  • Close to or above tempo safe and effective

Pedal

  • Fixed ankle

  • toes slightly dipped

  • riding in circles

Standing climb

Position

  • Backside just touching saddle

  • Hands towards end of handle bars

  • 90 degrees from upper arm to torso

  • Chest lifted

  • Bodyweight moving side to side (no up and down movements)

Resistance

  • Correct climbing resistance to allow to hit the tempo with control

Pace

  • Maintains the rhythm of the music

Pedal

  • Not excessively pointed or Achilles stretched

  • Riding in circles

Seated climb/power

Position

  • Hips to back of saddle and stable

  • Hands to outside of handlebars

  • upper body at 45 degrees (90 degrees from upper arm to torso)

  • Chest lifted

  • shoulders down

Resistance

  • Correct climbing resistance

Pace

  • Maintains the rhythm of the music

Pedal

  • Not excessively pointed or Achilles stretched

  • Riding in circles

Standing attack

Position

  • Hips slightly forward of saddle and level

  • Hands towards end of handlebars

  • Chest lifted

  • shoulders down

Resistance

  • Correct attack or climbing resistance

Pace

  • At or slightly quicker than tempo

Pedal

  • Not excessively pointed or Achilles stretched

  • Pedalling in circles

Coaching

Layer 1 - set up /compulsories

  • Track introduction given

  • positional changes queued

  • resistance changes queued

  • pace changes queued

Layer 2-intensity

  • Coached to improve execution

  • coached to manipulate intensity

  • coached education (the why)

Layer 3 inspire and motivate

  • Role model effort throughout

  • role model technique throughout

  • Intrinsic motivation utilised

  • Extrinsic motivation utilised

  • celebrate effort

Connection

  • Show respect and caring attitude throughout class

  • Look see and respond to what they are doing

Cooldown

  • Congratulated class on effort

  • advised aftercare

  • Upper body stretches completed

  • lower body stretches completed

  • Advised to take resistance off when finished

  • advised to drop handle bars and seats

  • advised to wipe floor and bike after use

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