Spinning:
a boost for endurance and energy
Indoor cycling as an effective full-body workout
The room is dimly lit, music pulses in time, and the group pedals in perfect synchrony. Spinning classes have long moved beyond mere trend status – they are now a staple offering in many fitness studios. The origins of indoor cycling trace back to the 1980s, when South African endurance cyclist Johnny “Johnny G” Goldberg developed a special training concept. His goal was to allow cyclists to enjoy the benefits of riding regardless of weather conditions or urban limitations. In 1993, he partnered with John Baudhuin to launch the Spinning® brand, revolutionising indoor training and creating a workout that remains popular worldwide today.
What is spinning?
What are the benefits of spinning?








