Calling all cycling enthusiasts, our indoor cycling instructor course has been designed and developed by leading fitness professions to offer you the knowledge required to plan and teach exciting and intense indoor cycling classes.
Become an Indoor Cycling Instructor and learn how to teach one of the most exciting and dynamic group exercise classes around. Our Indoor Cycling Instructor Course, (also known as studio cycling course) is endorsed by CIMSPA and delivered over a one-day practical.
The Course is perfect for those who have achieved a Level 2 Gym Instructor qualification, or for qualified personal trainers looking to advance their skillset and improve their employability.
Participants on our Indoor Cycling Instructor Course will enjoy not only the physical benefits of improved aerobic performance through endurance-based cardiovascular training but also the sociological benefits of meeting new people in a group exercise environment.
With group training and high-intensity interval training in the top 3 ACSM fitness trends for the past couple of years, indoor cycling classes are in high demand.
Doing a specific indoor cycling brand’s course may limit what you can teach and who you can teach for – our course provides you with the principles and tools to apply to any type of kit, giving you more options.
Due to its popularity on the class timetable, health clubs value trainers that can teach indoor cycling.
Delivered by experienced, practising instructors. So you’ll not only learn the theory and practical application – you’ll benefit from insider tips and tricks of the trade to help you offer a valuable experience to your class members.
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If you don't have this qualification yet, why not take a look at our Level 2 Gym Instructor Course or our Level 3 Personal Trainer Course. It could be the start of a new career!
We also recommend reading our personal training blog posts prior to starting the course. There is loads of useful material to help cement your understanding of personal training! Read them here:
This is a one-day practical workshop, run in nationwide locations.
You will be continuously assessed throughout the day, part of which will include a micro-teach session and evaluation guided by feedback from your tutor.
Training for a new career is a big investment and with all things in life you tend to get what you pay for.
At Future Fit Training, we make it easy and affordable for you to achieve your dream career without comprising on the quality of your learning experience or more importantly, your future career! We offer a variety of payment options including;
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Our Support Team is ready to answer any questions you might have. These are the most commonly asked questions we get from our students.
CIMSPA (the Chartered Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity) is the professional organisation that provides development, leadership, support and empowerment for professionals working in sport and physical activity.
Their goal is to create a standardised industry that everyone, from apprentices to CEOs, are confident in and proud to be part of. Some quick key facts are:
For more information go to www.cimspa.co.uk.
Each individual module within your training programme has a specific deadline or time-frame of completion that must be achieved in order to pass. The aim of the deadlines are to encourage you to succeed and ensure that you become qualified. The overall deadline to complete all your courses will be dependent on the courses you have purchased. Please refer back to your enrollment forms and terms and conditions to see the deadlines.
We would ask how much time can you dedicate to your study? The more time available, the quicker you can complete your course. If you don’t have lots of time, we advise taking it step-by-step.
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Sam Rider is a freelance journalist and personal trainer, regularly contributing to Men’s Health, Gentlemen’s Journal, Welltodo, the Huffington Post and The Telegraph. In 2015, Sam turned freelance and used the opportunity to pursue his ambition and study for the level 3 personal training qualification.
Becoming a personal trainer isn’t cheap. It’s an investment, which can pay for itself if you come out the other side with the requisite skills to earn a living as a PT. For that reason, it’s not worth cutting corners. When searching for training providers FFT looked like the obvious choice. They had excellent reviews, have been providing expert tuition for 24 years, have a 97% student satisfaction rate and were named UK Active "Training Provider of the Year" in 2016 and 2017. Their part-time online course also meant I could study at home around freelance projects and work at my own pace.
