Hi Lauren Croucher Thanks for letting us know about the issue with the progress bars. This problem has now been fully fixed, and everything should be working correctly again ✔️⚡️ We really appreciate your patience and your help in keeping the experience smooth for all riders.If you notice anything else, feel free to reach out — we’re here for you! 🚴‍♀️💙
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Fresno, CA, United States
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Hi Nancy Pritchard Great question—and thank you for sharing your experience with us.
For us, training zones are king 👑. Staying in the right zone is always the top priority because that’s what truly drives the physiological benefit of the workout. The cadence suggested in our rides is a recommendation, a guideline to help you get there—but it’s not a rule. What really matters is that you choose the cadence that feels most efficient for you so you can remain in the zone the instructor is cueing.
High cadence, especially out of the saddle, is demanding—and it’s absolutely okay to adapt. Efficiency, control, and consistency always win over forcing a number.
It’s inspiring to hear that at 81 you’re still riding, training, and pushing through the workouts. That’s powerful 💙 You may say you’re not the “killer” you used to be—but showing up, staying active, and listening to your body is real strength.
Thank you for continuing train with us at The Ride by Keiser ❤️.