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Malaya – Paris:
“You complete a highly intensive fitness session in a short space of time. You do of course miss the effect of specific endurance training but your heart, lungs and leg muscles achieve maximum efficiency and any excess kilos fly off. Taking in enough fluid is obviously a must, as is having an appropriate level of basic fitness." |
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Marissa - Venice:
“The VR steering frame truly belongs with the trainer. You determine where you are headed yourself. There are constant forks in the route, but you can also enjoy going off the beaten track after which you will almost come to a standstill on steep mountainsides.” |
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Phil - New York:
“Such training is not in the least boring. You can look up a whole raft of information throughout the run by simply switching the buttons on the USB interface. The enchanting scenery, the stage graphics as well as all the other parameters rule out any question of boredom.” |
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Bart Brentjens, Olympic mountain bike champion 1996:
“The Tacx VR trainer has made indoor training a pleasure. Real Life Video lets you experience World Cup races abroad right in your living room". |
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Katja - Helsinki:
“With the ErgoVideos you can follow the in the tracks of professional racing cyclists and try to keep up as they take it up a notch. There is a video like this in which Cadel Evans rides in front of you on his training round in the vicinity of Lake Lugano. A technical course with numerous sharp bends and steep hills are thus on the programme. Not gentle, but when you see this world-class run being ridden in front of you it motivates you to pedal that much harder.” |
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Geok - Peking:
“The internet enables you to cycle competitively while you are actually standing still. In the middle of the summer you will conquer the highest Alpine giants, gasping for breath.” |
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