⚡ FRESH DROP: Rushin' by Nicky López ⚡

🔥⚡ Short, spicy, and full of attitude — Rushin' is here to light you up!
Nicky brings the heat in this electrifying RUSH ride: quick transitions, max efforts, and explosive intervals that will leave your legs talking.
Perfect when you're short on time but hungry for intensity.
🎶 Killer beats. 💥 Crazy vibes. 🚀 Serious burn.
Let’s Rushin' it out together!

🚨 NEW RIDE ALERT: Fuerza by Leo Monte 🚨

🚴‍♂️💥 Get ready to level up your power game!
Fuerza is Leo’s newest RACE ride and it's not here to play. Expect a high-energy flow packed with tempo surges, standing climbs, and just enough recovery to keep you in the fight.
This one’s all about grit, rhythm, and that unstoppable drive.
🔓 Unlock your strength. 💪
🎯 Press play and RIDE LIKE YOU MEAN IT!

Did you know that training with power (watts) can totally change your performance on the bike? 💡 At The Ride by Keiser, we don’t just ride to the beat — we ride with purpose, backed by real, measurable data. 📈

💪 Why train with power?
Because power doesn’t lie. It’s the most accurate way to measure your effort. It tells you exactly how much energy you’re putting into each pedal stroke — no matter the terrain or conditions.

🔥 How do we do it at The Ride?
Our rides are designed to target different power zones (Z1 to Z5), whether you’re sprinting, climbing, building endurance, or pushing your FTP. Each class challenges a different part of your engine.

📊 How do I track it?
Thanks to the Keiser M3i bikes and the Studio Display, you can monitor your watts in real time. You can also test your FTP (Functional Threshold Power) and train with personalized zones. 🚦

✨ Pro tip:
Start by identifying your FTP and use that number to guide your efforts in each ride. Over time, you’ll ride stronger, longer, and smarter. 💯

🌟 The Ride isn’t just about music and motivation — it’s also about science, data, and steady progress. Have you trained with power in one of our rides yet? Tell us below 👇

#TrainWithPower #KeiserRide #TheRideByKeiser #FTP #PowerZones #CyclingScience #EnjoyTheRide