We’ve got three cycling workout videos, available by immediate download as .mp4 files, playable on any computer, iPod or iPhone. They’ll keep you on your trainer, suffering like no soul has ever suffered before. Hey, you can either watch one of those DVDs with people on spin bikes, or you can train against the pros in real races with thrilling footage, great music and powerful workouts. Which one is going to help you kick some ass this season?
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| - 60 minutes of structured agony at maximum effort - Two sets of eye-watering, flat-out, descending intervals from 2:00 to :15 - Officially licensed ASO Pro racing footage from Paris-Roubaix and Fleche-Wallone - Brilliant alt-rock soundtrack - More details | - 60 minutes of scrappy, punchy, messy racing - Prolonged time trial and climbing efforts with 'surprise attacks' - Officially licensed Pro racing from the 2009 UCI World Cycling Championships - Pounding house/trance/dance soundtrack - More details |
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| REVOLVER |
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| - 45 minute workout - perfect for lunch hour! - 15 one minute intervals at maximum effort, with one minute recovery in-between. - Officially licensed UCI footage from the Track World Cup, Cyclocross World Cup and both the U23 and Women's Road World Championships. - Driving alt-rock and electronic soundtrack - More details |
STRUCTURED WORKOUT + GREAT MUSIC + PRO RACING FOOTAGE = SUFFERING, MISERY (theirs) AND HAPPINESS (yours)
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And lastly…
- Our guarantee: If you don’t think The Sufferfest was worth it, just let me know (david at thesufferfest.com) and you get a full refund, no questions asked!
- Not sure how to watch the video once you’ve downloaded it? Here are a few tips.
- Your suffering will help alleviate the suffering of others. I donate 5% of all download revenues to Room to Read. This charity helps fight illiteracy in developing nations by building libraries for children, publishing kids books in local languages, and funding girls scholarships. I love what Room to Read is doing, and I hope you love them too.
