Assault Bike

  • Beginner
  • Functional
  • Cardio
  • Hybrid race
  • Gym

The assault bike pairs pedaling with pushing and pulling handles, so your whole body drives the fan at once. It trains the quads and hamstrings under a steady cardio load rather than through heavy resistance. Beginners can start here, and it fits functional, hybrid race and general gym conditioning work logged by time.

Coach
Assault Bike (Michael)
Assault Bike
Assault Bike (Cindy)
Assault Bike
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Muscles
Quads, Hamstrings
Equipment
Assault bike
Logged as
Time

How to

  1. Sit on the bike and grab the handles at chest height.
  2. Drive the pedals and handles together, pushing with legs and arms.
  3. Keep your torso steady and core braced as you build pace.
  4. Hold a smooth, powerful rhythm for the planned time.

Form cues

  • Start controlled so you do not fade early.
  • Relax your grip so your forearms stay loose.
  • Breathe on a steady count instead of holding your breath.

Common mistakes

  • Sprinting too hard in the first minute. Settle into a pace you can hold.
  • Elbows flare out away from the body. Keep your elbows tracking close to your ribs.
  • Legs and arms fall out of sync. Match your push and pull to the same beat.

Wellboy is a wellness and fitness app, not a healthcare service, and it does not provide medical advice. Talk to a doctor or another healthcare professional before starting a new exercise or diet routine if you have a medical condition, an injury, are pregnant, or have symptoms.

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