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Parkinson's Revolution Twin Cities

Date: Saturday, February 25, 2023 at 1:00 PM

Location: CycleBar Ridgedale, 12401 Wayzata Blvd, Suite 2085, Minnetonka, MN 55305 I Map

Ride Times: Ride #1: 1:30 pm | Ride #2: 2:45 pm

Contact: Laurel Grimm l Tel no. 763-317-1306 l lgrimm@parkinson.org

 

PARKINSON’S REVOLUTION EVENT CITY— Twin Cities INFORMATION

Event Details

Hosted by: CycleBar Ridgedale

Date: Saturday, February 25, 2023
Contact:

Laurel Grimm

763-317-1306

lgrimm@parkinson.org

PARKINSON’S REVOLUTION EVENT DETAILS – CycleBar Ridgedale

Ride Day Schedule

Please arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled ride time. Use that time to check-in, drop off donations and get ready for the class. Your class will be a 45-minute ride, the total time will be about 60 minutes.

RIDE TIMES: 1:30 and 2:45

SWEAT SOCIAL TIME: 4:00-5:00

Stick around after your ride! We’ll have staff onsite with PD resources and fun activities – or head into the mall for a little shopping before our Sweat Social starts!

Location & Parking: where and any instructions on public transportation

CycleBar Ridgedale is located at the Ridgedale Center in Minnetonka (near Dick’s Sporting Goods entrance). There is a large parking lot available.

Check-In

Upon arrival, check in at the front desk. A volunteer or staff member will direct you, confirm your bike, drop off any check donations, pick up any earned rewards and get ready for the ride.

See below for additional information about your city-specific ride.

Shoes

Bring your own SPD cycling shoes or borrow shoes from the studio!

What to Wear to Spin Class?

New to indoor cycling? You will want to wear comfortable clothes designed for exercising. Consider wearing tighter pants or shorts that won’t move around as you ride the bike. Wicking material (not cotton) is the best fabric for fitness – when you start sweating it wicks the moisture away from your skin so you can feel comfortable while you ride! A small towel might be useful as well.

Ride Day Tips:

  1. Drink lots of water before, during and after your class. Staying hydrated is a BIG part of staying healthy.- Bring a full water bottle with you.
  2. Eat a small snack 45 minutes before class! Exercising on a very full or empty stomach is not recommended.
  3. Check that your handlebar and seat settings are tightly in place and that your shoes are securely in your pedals. Ask the studio staff for help if it’s your first-time riding – they’re experts and there to help you 😊.
  4. Please notify instructors before class if you have any injuries so that they can help accommodate and offer modifications.

On-event Donations

Please remember Parkinson’s Revolution is a cashless event. Credit card donations can be made before the event online through your participant center. If you would like to make a check donation you can bring that to the event and drop off with event staff. 

Parkinson’s Revolution Rewards

Raise funds, get rewards! Riders who raise $250 or more are eligible for Parkinson’s Revolution Rewards which you can pick up on event day at the Swag Station. Click here to learn more about the gear you’ll earn on ride day for raising $250 or more. 

Sweat Social

Join us for an informal happy hour after our rides are finished. Celebrate with your Parkinson’s community and enjoy light refreshments. The Sweat Social begins at: 4:00. You are welcome to stick around in the studio between your ride and the happy hour, or head to the mall for a snack or some shopping!

COVID-19 Requirements:

*The health and safety of our participants, sponsors, volunteers, and staff are our top priority. We are monitoring the pandemic closely and keeping the Parkinson’s community at the forefront of all our decision-making. Changes to the event date and location may be made, if necessary.


We encourage you to visit our website www.parkinson.org to find resources in your area!

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