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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Jess Sims for bike bootcamp - I always just want to collapse on the floor after her sessions. Tunde's bike bootcamps are also hard, but I think Jess's are just a bit more difficult.

For the cycling classes it can vary. Robin's interval classes are really hard, as are Kendall's. No one has mentioned Emma Lovewell yet, but I really like her classes and the HIIT or interval ones are really tough.

You can also go harder than instructed by adding resistance or going faster if you're so inclined.

I also love Cody. His classes aren't particularly hard, but he is entertaining and makes me laugh.  [/quote]

As someone who loves Cody - I do all his classes, Bootcamps etc and he’s more my speed.. who is comparable to him? I’m not looking for super hard rides..just a fun, good work out. I guess Callie is pretty close, but I still like Cody better. Any instructors besides Callie that are more in the Cody style?[/quote]

I love Cody, and my other favorite is Hannah F. She has a really friendly personality, and her classes are really well-structured and probably a notch more challenging than Cody’s. I find her to be the most genuine, personality-wise; I rarely find myself cringing or rolling my eyes, which I do with pretty much everyone else (including Cody, much as I love him).

Ben Alldis is also good and sneaky challenging with a very low-key personality; the opposite of Cody, but I really like his classes if I’m looking for something more intense. I also like Emma—and agree with a PP that her classes can be very challenging—but I sometimes find the whole “you can do hard things” vibe to be annoying.[/quote]

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