Podcasts about cycle house

Episode 217 of ShopTalk, Presented By Dennis Kirk, Featuring Chopper Fest Welcome to ShopTalk, America's first and favorite weekly motorcycle talk show. Thanks to our good friends at Dennis Kirk, we come to your headspace every Sunday night at 9 PM EST with a little bit of news, some cool products, and some great people from the industry. In Episode 217, Tory DuVarney from the David Mann Chopper Fest joins us in the sidecar to give us the lowdown on the upcoming event and a little bit of history of the iconic event. We got Shop Hoppin' to Rodney's Cycle House in Little Rock, Arkansas, and Chris takes a look at a product from Tinworks. We've also got a feature video on a killer Panhead and, of course, all the bullshit we can fit.

... We're BACK! En este episodio tengo el placer de tener a Patty Solis, una de las cabezas detrás de Diverza, corporate girlie, e instructora de spinning de Cycle House para hablar del famoso balance entre emprender y tener un trabajo a tiempo completo. Hablamos de las lecciones que vienen con emprender en público, las razones por las que ambas decidimos tener tanto una vida de 8 a 5 como un emprendimiento a la vez y we spill the tea en todos los fails que las redes no siempre enseñan o ven pero sí se sienten fo real. Les extrañeeeeee. Enjoy. Pueden encontrar a @diverza aquí. Y pueden usar el código HABLAYSANA10 para sus compras en el website de DiverzaSi te gusto este episodio y disfrutas el podcast te agradecería un montón unas estrellitas o un review en cualquier plataforma que nos escuches en. Y por supuesto continuemos la conversación por DM. IG: @lauraimiranda_

My guest today is an entrepreneur, cyclist, TedX speaker and so much more! Her most recent endeavor is opening a cycling studio in the heart of OTR. Society Cycle House is a movement focused oasis for all. Female and minority owned, they’re here to have a space where everyone feels comfortable getting their sweat on. Please welcome, Dari Grant! https://thesocietycycle.com Don't forget to rate and review the podcast on iTunes! Help support with a monthly contribution via the Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/whatthefitpodcast

2021 has arrived, and with it — a lot of us are setting some big goals as well as new year's resolutions. This week on Hurdle, I'm releasing five back-to-back episodes as a part of the "In Focus" series, chatting with top experts about some of the most popular, frequent topics in wellness that many set goals around time and time again. For episode two of the series, I'm chatting about the power of positivity with Nichelle Hines, activist, actor, and chief ride officer at Cycle House. Inspired by the tough year that was, I think it's safe to say that many of us could use a little motivation to look on the bright side. In today's episode, Nichelle is talking us through how to focus on the good, the one thing you should do as soon as you wake up (and before you go to bed) that can make a major difference, and how embracing your authentic self can make a world of difference. MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE 123. Nichelle Hines, Actor, Activist & CRO at Cycle House SOCIAL @nichelle @hurdlepodcast @emilyabbate OFFERS WHOOP | Go to whoop.com and use “Hurdle” at checkout to save yourself 15 percent off today.' JOIN: THE *Secret* FACEBOOK GROUP CHECK OUT: HURDLE SESSIONS All past Sessions are now available on the Hurdle website. UPCOMING: End of Year Goal Setting Workshop, January 6 @ 7 p.m. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hurdle/message

Be prepared to be ridiculously inspired. This week, I’m sitting down one-on-one with Nichelle Hines, an actor, activist, and CRO at Cycle House, an LA-based cycling studio. Her passion is wild. In episode 123, she gives me her entire backstory, talking me through a college weight gain (and the loss that followed), then moving to LA from San Francisco to follow her dream to acting. She talks about a tough #hurdlemoment in her career — the writers’ strike in 2007 — which caused her to take on odd jobs including a catering gig at Chateau Marmont. And of course, we chat about how she got into cycling. Other highlights: Her insane story about teaching her first Spin class without any formal training, how she landed at Cycle House, and the special way she’s showing up in the fight for racial justice. SOCIAL @nichelle @hurdlepodcast @emilyabbate OFFERS Athletic Greens | Head to athleticgreens.com/hurdle to get a year’s receive the FREE D3/K2 wellness bundle with your first purchase. Green Chef | Head to GreenChef.com/hurdle80 to get $80 off your first month plus free shipping on your first box! Use code “hurdle80” to at checkout. SIGN UP Hurdle Sessions Weekly Hurdle newsletter --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hurdle/message

When one of the first things to go was workout classes many of us immediately said, "BUT WHAT ARE WE SUPPOSED TO DO?!". This pandemic has affected all of us in many ways, but it's majorly affected the workout industry. For today's episode I interview one of LA's favorite spinning instructors Nichelle Hines of Cycle House to tell us how she's been adjusting to the home workout life--both professionally and personally. She also shares some money motivational words to get us all through working out from home along with some lessons she's learning from these times. Connect with Nichelle and Cycle House on Instagram:www.instagram.com/nichellewww.instagram.com/cyclehouseShop the Class of Quarantine 2020 gear I've launched as seen on The Ellen Show!www.classofquarantine2020.comAnd connect with me on Instagram and let me know your thoughts on this episode!www.instagram.com/elainechaya

En este episodio conversamos con Sussy Yohros acerca de su pasión por el spinning y su negocio, Cycle House.

Annabelle & Hannah Brown (host of Brown Eyed Jewnicorn podcast) have an extra long Kiki to process the insanity of their week. From Annabelle meeting a Real Housewife at the movies, Hannah talks about being in this weeks RHOBH episode when she worked at Cycle House & who was rude behind the scenes, Annabelle & Hannah talk about how Tuesday night they went to a filming for "The Hills" that ended up in Annabelle having an anxiety attack & then.... she tells us the horrific details of her new "haircut" that led to her being KICKED OUT OF THE SALON. THOUGHTS & PRAYERS ARE WELCOMED!

Special episode alert! Live from the Tory Burch store on Rodeo Drive in Los Angeles, I’m sitting down with Nichelle Hines—the chief ride officer at Cycle House—and Sarah Larson Levey, the founder and CEO of Y7 Studio. This conversation is about as real as it gets. Hines shares how the writer’s strike of 2008 turned her life upside down and lead her down a path she never expected, and Sarah dishes on what it was like in the early days of creating her hip-hop yoga empire alongside her husband. In episode 37, talk about everything from our worst days as entrepreneurs (negative Yelp reviews, anyone?) to the best lessons we’ve learned with a side of sweat, sharing a bunch of laughs and a few tears along the way. This is one you don’t want to miss. SOCIAL @hurdlepodcast @sarah_ayako @nichelle @y7studio @cyclehouse @torysport OFFERS TORY SPORT | Head to torysport.com/ and get 20 percent off your purchase using the code “HURDLE20” at checkout. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hurdle/message

Meet Sarah Shelton, the passionate fitness instructor who's committed to balancing fitness with wellness. Have a seat, eat a croissant, and listen in on Sarah's story. Check her out at Cycle House and Fit Mix in Los Angeles, and @_sarahshelton on Instagram.

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Attendance is necessary for this week's episode with Nichelle Hines!Nichelle is a Saint Ignatious College Prepatory alumni, former track star, and now Chief Ride Officer at Cycle House (as seen on Hollywood Cycle - season finale tomorrow, Tuesday August 11th on E!). Miranda and Nichelle dug in and talked about how it was being a non-catholic, black girl at a catholic high school in San Francisco and how her track coach fueled her competitve spirit. Nichelle's focus and "never suffer the opinions of fools" mindset kept her from falling victim to the often tumultuous self-doubt that many high schoolers go through. Whether you're in high school currently or not, this episode is a must listen.

Nichelle Hines is the Chief Ride Officer at Cycle House in Los Angeles, which opened in 2011