Spinning Classes as Interval Training Session

Hey All,
I usually get in between one and 2 spinning classes a week on top of my road cycles (with all the lovely weather we have 8) ).
I generally think of these sessions as my speed work or interval sessions for the week. The general duration is 60 minutes and will encompass high intensity spinning with heavy gear pushing - both designed to get the HR up.
I was just wondering what your thoughts were on the benefits of these classea and whether you'd rate them as a decent interval workout.
I go all out, so it'd be great to here others thoughts!
I usually get in between one and 2 spinning classes a week on top of my road cycles (with all the lovely weather we have 8) ).
I generally think of these sessions as my speed work or interval sessions for the week. The general duration is 60 minutes and will encompass high intensity spinning with heavy gear pushing - both designed to get the HR up.
I was just wondering what your thoughts were on the benefits of these classea and whether you'd rate them as a decent interval workout.
I go all out, so it'd be great to here others thoughts!

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Yes, I believe they are excellent
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Ruth
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A censored one can be a waste of time.
As has been stated, a good class is fantastic substitute for a turbo session including leg speed, sprinting, climbing and endurance, but the resistance you use is all down to you - just like a turbo but with a tutor who motivates that is on your shoulder can take you that little bit further every time.