60 minutes indoor cycling hill climbs North Yorkshire UK

Try this 60 minutes indoor cycling demo training video now. It's only missing the music tracks on the hill climbs. Please comment below on your opinion before this is finally edited.
This video has been filmed on 3 great climbs in North Yorkshire UK. After this we went to an indoor environment were we recorded the heart rate zones on a Garmin 910TX and cadence on a Wattbike, to get the nearest accurate feeling of the climb.
Once I obtained all the information, the video interface was designed on Adobe Photoshop. The mapping effects were recorded from a Garmin Edge placed on Strava and the end effects were produced on Adobe After Effects. This video was months in the making and the last thing to be produced is the music.

-Equipment trial on and built around.

Tacx Trainers

GROUP CYCLE™ CONNECT YELLOW

Wattbike

Garmin TX910
Garmin heart rate zone

-Equipment used

Go Pro HERO 4 Session

K-Edge go big GoPro handlebar mount
TCR Giant road bike

Adobe Premiere Pro CC

Adobe After Effects

[marshallfeldman]

Overall a challenging and resourceful indoor training tool, Yes, music will help for continuity and tone of a exercise video. Found the cueing disconcerting at first. Alert sound is required for two occasions. First cueing for next zone. Secondly, when the new zone/gear is changed, either up or down. Visually, on the long segments it would help to maintain concentration if the camera man pass the lead rider. The road is now cleared for the indoor participant. Fifteen seconds works. Then the lead rider takes up his position again. Agreed, it's a sleight of hand. Yet it conjures up a bit of fresh air and freedom of an open road.

[leecarnes]

The video is well the worth the effort, technical features - good zones, cadence, and video.
Rock on with your Cycling selves!

[JackCaterham]

Great video..I often cycle in the Yorkshire Dales in the summer months. I will root this route out and do it for real.

[charlesbolens]

Really cool, well done and it provides a great workout

[tomasdrzmisek]

Hello, very nicely prepared! Just go on. I look forward to more!

[stormtrooper]

I have really enjoyed this training video, want more!

[ClaraFerreira]

Hello, I am from Portugal and tried it yesterday. I am starting a sprint triathlon training and I was looking for hill climbing. Here it was raining a lot, so I found your video a very good way to train. Ty very much. I didn't mind the music because I like to use my own.

[andrew]

Excellent video, really helps with these cold winters in France. More of the same please 🚵🏻‍♂️

[Yugnomic]

Really like the video and the information about cadence that I don't see elsewhere. I was doing other training video's and I realize I had the cadence too high at around 90.

[tobysanders]

music not needed on hills, bit confusing to begin with as guidance to cadence conflicting on left side and right but think i got hang of it. i'm a competing
regular cyclist so these targeted videos are really helpful, would like to see more, Paul S

[stewartthorpe]

Love this, hope there’s more on the way.

[TheBikeRoom]

Nice ride, mtber locked in so using trainer for first time so thanks.

[giovannistea]

Good training! Music is not necessary, I hear my own.

[chokhou]

Keep the music going please! Thanks for sharing.

[martinavitrano]

Very good, a voice over would help motivation 😜

[osunrisero]

you cand create more videos for training

[cliveflitcroft]

Ok so how do you get full version with music, ?

[chrisbullas]

Enjoyed that. Nice to be in England for a change, especially in God's Own County, rather than on the Continent.