Bike-O-Vision - Virtual Cycling Adventure - Washington Cascades - Perfect for Indoor Cycling and Treadmill Workouts - Cardio Fitness Scenery Video (Fullscreen DVD #21)

Product Description PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Bike-O-Vision Cycling Videos are the ultimate in cardio fitness journeys. Whether you're on a treadmill, home trainer, stationary bike or stepper this video will keep you motivated throughout your cardio workout. For those trying to lose weight, build strength or just working to maintain a high level of fitness, these videos will provide a visual experience, that will keep you both motivated and captivated. You ll find yourself immersed by the breathtaking, peaceful and natural surroundings of our real world locations, that you ve probably heard of or been to, but not cycled or run through. Or even for those die hard enthusiasts that have been there, these videos provide the convenience of you being able to choose your location from one workout to the next, by just popping in whatever DVD locale suits you, rain or shine and from the convenience of your own home. There are no graphics, coaching or riders on screen to spoil the beautiful views ahead! So your workout will become more and more enjoyable as you begin to find yourself moving through the breathtaking beauty of our natural surroundings, looking forward to what s right around the next bend and forget you re even working out, as it should be. Produced in full screen, wide screen and Blu Ray format. ORDER NOW by clicking the Add to Cart button and start your collection today! Make working out in exciting places a part of your daily routine! On this ride you'll travel some of the lesser known corners of mid-Washington State's Cascade Mountain range. You'll see that some of the prettiest scenery in the U.S. is not just in parks but sometimes unexpectedly just around the next bend. This new virtual journey includes the longest hill climb in the series to date: a 60-minute ascent to the top of Chinook pass. To get there, you'll ride through a canyon along the churning Naches river, up through high spring meadows, further up through alpine peaks past trickling melting snow caps and finally pause to take in the breathtaking valley below, only to shoot down the other side with awesome vistas of Mt. Rainier and beyond. Review I cannot believe how much I love spinning. Actually…I hated every second when I first started...it took me about 6 long weeks going 3 days a week to get where I could do the entire class without feeling like throwing up or simply passing out! Now I just dance away at it and it almost feels like it's easy-ish. Of course, some days are harder than others but the scenery sure does help. The videos have also shown me some places where I know I'll never go but I feel like I know it as well as if I had traveled there! Pretty darn cool! We have all your videos in the standard format and they work perfectly on our screen. You can see our spin room if you go to our website. We love your videos.... --Peggie Muir, General Manager, CITY CLUB Fort Worth Texas I have never been a fan of bike racing videos in my Indoor Cycling classes. Too distracting. It's very much like watching a NASCAR race, you feel compelled to watch, waiting for the inevitable crash or some other drama. The creative team of Liz & Jan Hunter, the co-creators of the Bike-O-Vision DVD series, sent me a copy of their latest video to try out in my Spinning class. I liked it and so did the participants. My wife Amy (the senior group fitness instructor in my family) also liked them. Instead of creating a distraction, the pretty scenery you would see while riding these roads on your bike, added a nice atmosphere to the room. --John MacGowan, owner of (ICI/PRO) IndoorCyclingInstructor.com & cyclingstudio.org When I looked at the list of top selling bike movies on amazon.com, I was very surprised to see that eight of the top 25 were from Bike-O-Vision, a company I had never heard of. It turns out that their DVDs aim to give you the feeling of riding outside as you pedal a trainer or exercise bike. I'll tell you straight up that I find riding a trainer or exercise bike to be dreadfully boring, and it seemed to me that the only thing worse would be having to watch videos showing outdoor scenery at the same time. The whole thing seemed hokey from the start, but hey, they're killing it on Amazon, so I figured I'd check it out. So I popped in the DVD and started watching. Generally how the Bike-O-Vision DVDs work is that the producers take a section of landscape and just let the camera roll as you 'ride' from one point to another, with segments roughly broken up into chunks of 8-12 minutes split by landmarks along the way that break up the ride. The DVDs -- mostly filmed in the U.S., but some elsewhere -- give the impression of you 'traveling' along a road through these places. Maybe you're pedaling along through California wine country, maybe riding on the Big Island of Hawaii or the mountains of Europe. You see the road stretching out in front of you as it rolls smoothly under your wheels. Occasionally, you'll glance to the side and check out the
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