AFLCA CYCLE GROUP EXERCISE LEADER LEARNING ...
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AFLCA CYCLE GROUP EXERCISE LEADER LEARNING ...
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Section 2- Class Structure and Content<br />
Objective I: Planning for and implementing the components of an indoor cycling<br />
group exercise class<br />
Sub-objectives:<br />
• Identify components of an indoor cycling group exercise class and what to include in<br />
each component<br />
• Describe safety guidelines to consider when designing each component<br />
• Describe methods for evaluating and monitoring intensity<br />
• Identify the appropriate needs of stretching during different components of class (ie.<br />
warm-ups, cardiovascular cooldowns and flexibility/relaxation)<br />
• Demonstrate different types of stretching (i.e. static, dynamic)<br />
• Identify those stretches which safely use the bike for assistance<br />
• Identify the priorities in stretching to complement the riding postures and muscle<br />
activation of the class<br />
Objective II: Use of music in an indoor cycling group exercise class<br />
Sub-objectives:<br />
• List reasons for using music in an indoor cycling class<br />
• Identify the relationship between music and motivation<br />
• Differentiate cycling music elements from other group exercise music<br />
• Describe the use of music to assist cadence<br />
• Identify where to find appropriate and legal indoor cycling class music<br />
Objective III: Clothing and Footwear<br />
Sub-objectives:<br />
• Explain the benefits and reasons for wearing cycle shorts<br />
• Identify the benefits and features of a cycling shoe<br />
Section 3- Leadership and Choreography Design<br />
Objective I: Outdoor cycling elements<br />
Sub-objectives:<br />
• Describe the effects of outdoor cycling (i.e. drafting, wind resistance, road tension,<br />
center of gravity over bike)<br />
• Discuss the elements of racing (i.e. team elements, competition, time trialing, sprints)<br />
• Describe typical cycling terms (i.e. hammering, cranking)