In this issue of RIDE HIGH:

• The future of indoor cycling   What does the next year – and beyond – hold for the indoor cycling sector, both in and out of club? Our expert panel share their fascinating insights.

• Setting the world on fire   Founded in Malaysia in 2015, boutique brand FIRE Fitness is now looking to expand globally through an innovative licensing model.

• Redefining fitness   Influencer, author, podcast host, cycling instructor, personal trainer – and passionate advocate of intuitive movement. The irrepressible Tally Rye speaks to Kate Cracknell.

• The word from New Zealand   With New Zealand a fair way ahead of many markets on the COVID recovery curve, we were keen to learn what might be coming down the line for the rest of us.

• The three arenas of ACTIC   With a new collection of concept classes, a new app and an evolution of its outdoor offering, the 177-club ACTIC Group is set to explode out of the blocks in 2021.

• Puk Lyng Thomsen   A leading light in the Danish ladies’ golf team, Thomsen is currently fighting her way back into the game after major surgery – and indoor cycling is proving a great ally.

• The future of trade events   Forced by COVID-19 to abandon in-person formats, fitness conferences and trade shows went online in 2020. Does this mark the beginning of the end for networking as we know it?

• Changing the world, one smile at a time   A global event in November saw cyclists around the world come together virtually to raise money for children’s charity Smile Train. We explore this heartwarming story.

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