So I took my first Spinning CLass tonight with some of my girl friends from work. To those who don't know, a Spinning Class is Tour de Fance-style manic pedaling on a stationary bike. Basically you're in a big rush to get nowhere but exhausted. Whoever topples from the bike unconcious first loses.
The woman who taught the class is one of the Advertising Reps where I work, so that's how we all found out about said class. She is also a tri-athelete with 0.01% body fat. But I'm not jealous.
I can already tell I will be walking like an old man with hemorroids tomorrow. I paint this pretty picture in order for you, dear readers, to understand the seriousness of this. It was not because the work-out was particularly grueling (though it was rather intense), no, I will be lame for the week because of the bloody seat! I swear, did the Inquisition design these stationary bike seats? Was is a cruel joke played on me by the gym because I was a noobie? All these questions and more will answered before I head back for class number two.
And for the record, I have moutained-biked many times, and aside from the agonizing and humiliating groin-jarring from extremely uneven terrain, I have never had a problem.
If any accomplished Spinners read this, advice would be most welcome.
The woman who taught the class is one of the Advertising Reps where I work, so that's how we all found out about said class. She is also a tri-athelete with 0.01% body fat. But I'm not jealous.
I can already tell I will be walking like an old man with hemorroids tomorrow. I paint this pretty picture in order for you, dear readers, to understand the seriousness of this. It was not because the work-out was particularly grueling (though it was rather intense), no, I will be lame for the week because of the bloody seat! I swear, did the Inquisition design these stationary bike seats? Was is a cruel joke played on me by the gym because I was a noobie? All these questions and more will answered before I head back for class number two.
And for the record, I have moutained-biked many times, and aside from the agonizing and humiliating groin-jarring from extremely uneven terrain, I have never had a problem.
If any accomplished Spinners read this, advice would be most welcome.




















And yes, after riding many a bike there are many a bike seat out there that has this effect, but they are generally very cheap bike seats.....