Stationary Bike Workout for Beginners
Doing a stationary bike workout for beginners is a low-impact exercise with smooth movements that are kind to the joints, muscles, and bones.


If you're new to exercise, working out on a stationary bike is a great way to tone muscles, shed a few pounds, and shape up your cardiovascular system. Doing a stationary bike workout for beginners is a low-impact exercise with smooth movements that are kind to the joints, muscles, and bones.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF A STATIONARY BIKE WORKOUT?
WHAT YOU NEED TO GET STARTED
Our bikes have entertainment support, letting you listen to music or enjoy your favorite shows through your mobile device as you cycle. You can also download Technogym workouts, and virtual rides using the intuitive display. With the Technogym App, you can track your workouts, goals, and progress. While lightweight trainers are perfectly fine, many static bike users prefer to wear spin shoes. These clip-in shoes help you cycle with greater speed and efficiency while working out all the large calorie-busting muscles in your legs. Slip into some comfortable shorts and tees, check your bike is adjusted correctly, and start your beginner exercise bike routines.
HOW TO ADJUST
YOUR EXERCISE BIKE
We've explored the benefits of doing a regular beginner exercise bike routine, but to get the max out of your bike, it's important to adjust it to your body. To do so, follow these simple adjustment tips:
- When standing next to your upright bike, the seat should be level with the top of your hip bone. This is important for cycling comfort and the leverage you apply to the pedals.
- Adjust the seat backward or forwards depending on your height. When the seat is in the correct position, your kneecaps should be directly over your feet when they are resting on pedals at 3 and 9 o'clock.
- Handlebars should be adjusted so your shoulders sit above your elbows and hips. This prevents undue strain on the neck and back. As you become more experienced, try lowering the handlebars to boost your workout efficiency and strengthen your core muscles.

A STATIONARY BIKE WORKOUT PLAN FOR BEGINNERS
TRY A STATIONARY BIKE WORKOUT FOR BEGINNERS
As you progress, one thing you will need to get to grips with is your RPE or 'Rate of Perceived Exertion'. The RPE scale (which runs from 1 - 10) is a simple measure of the effort you are putting in. For example, RPE 2 is easy-paced riding for fun, while RPE 4 equates to a pace you can sustain for an extended period while holding an uninterrupted conversation. At RPE 5 you are cycling faster and once you reach RPE 6 you should be cycling so hard and fast you can only talk in short sentences. Your speed at RPE 8 can be sustained for short bursts only while giving one-word answers to questions and, at RPE 10, you're sprinting for gold at the Olympics. For your first beginner workouts, don't worry too much about your RPE - just do the best you can while trying to improve over a period of weeks.

HIIT STATIONARY BIKE WORKOUT FOR BEGINNERS

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