Did you anticipate the physical benefits of the RealRyder compared to stationary indoor bikes?
Because that full-body workout is very appealing, I think. I knew it would be a great workout tool, and I knew the stationary bike didn’t really prepare me for riding outside. Stationary bikes don’t really address the full range of what’s required to be a good cyclist or athlete or even a good recreational rider. It’s very good for lower-body strength and conditioning, but riding a bike outdoors is a full-body workout. It’s harder to stand up and be in control on a RealRyder than it is on a regular indoor bike. You need to be focused and engaged, and you have to coordinate and sync your upper and lower body. And your core either has to be strong, or it has to be coordinated with your upper and lower body. A huge milestone for me was that moment when I realized I had sort of mastered the RealRyder. I could ride it and stand up and lean it, and it felt very enjoyable. But I can also work so much harder on this bike and burn so many more calories. You can completely control how much and h
