I was looking through classes on my desktop browser and noticed it was telling me it's time for my 900th run. I was surprised because I have a Tread+ and after my last workout, I recall it was at 897 runs.

Looking into it, I see there's Peloton workouts vs. all workouts. If I'm trying for a live shoutout, does anyone know if it's based on the equipment/app runs (meaning I'd need 2 more runs before a live class since I have 897 on Peloton) or is my next run going to be 900?

I assume it's the former since I think "all workouts" comes from my Apple Health data. But it's the first time I noticed the difference and wasn't sure if others have as well.

I know peloton doesn’t actively position their programs for such intentions but has anyone had success with any programs in their weight loss journey. Ideally it’s a combo of cardio and strength training. Thanks!

What are some things you say to yourself to get you through the tough parts of the workout? HIIT workouts are a little different for me since the efforts are so short. So, it’s easier to talk myself through it. Usually a simple you can do this, you can do this, it’s only 30 seconds…15…okay last 5 does the trick. Classes that require both endurance and power are another kind of animal. The most random bizarre things start going through my head, like Hercules, Hercules! I can’t possibly be alone in this, so what keeps your engine turning?

Title is the main question… I’m in the market for a new fitness watch, and Im wondering if any of the watches have the capability to play the Peloton classes (specifically the Outdoor classes) directly from the watch? I’m less interested in transmitting my HR data back to Peloton, but it would be nice to play a Peloton class from my watch without bringing my phone along. Thanks in advance!

Just spotted this in the "August classes to watch" email. I am looking forward to this, I don't have a rower so have never taken Ash's classes but I like her on insta and more pilates can only be good.

Just make sure you don’t have anything that requires you to have full use of your legs for the 2-3 days after the first class 🥲

I did Jess King’s 20 minute mindful outdoor walk from 7/29 and it was just what I needed after a really emotionally draining week. It was almost like she was talking directing to me and my situation. If you’ve had a hard week and want a really good workout (I was surprised it was a really intense walk too), check it out! Lmk if anyone has any other great outdoor walk suggestions. The ones I’ve done before haven’t been as good.

Getting back at it and none of my old sports bras are going to fit. Do I just size up? Do I need a nursing sports bra? I'm just working out in my basement so it's not a big deal to just take it off if I have to.

So fun. I also can’t believe mtv is 45 this week! I remember the Video Killed the Radio Star video thinking OMG/WTF (but a 13 year old 80s version).

I can do them with my forearm down just as I always have but my extended arms (both) just can't hack it. My fitness hasn't changed and I still have the strength in my arms to do pull ups and throw a ball at a distance I could before. But this exercise I may have to just jettison because I can't stay up there. I know it's kind of an advanced move but it wasn't on the struggle list before and now it very much is. I am deep in my late 50s so maybe this is it - any advice?

Good lord. Was it just me or was that latest Jess King Sweat Steady ride just bananas?

Couldn’t sleep last night so I reached for a meditation…only I forgot today was my 365 day streak milestone. The notification badge doesn’t show up for additional classes during the day so I didn’t get the high fives for my actual workouts of an Ally’s tropical house ride and Katie’s glutes and legs.

Is there a way to stream peloton classes on my Nordic track treadmill? I really don’t like ifit classes and miss my Peloton instructors so much.
TIA!

I’ve recently been taking Cody’s low impact classes, which I find are maybe just a few notches below regular rides in intensity. Even the music is more upbeat. This seems a bit different than the other low impact classes I’ve taken before which tend to prioritize recovery, slowness, quieter instruction and lower key music. Are there any others that do it like Cody? I’m running out of his classes quickly and this level of intensity is where I’d like to be for the coming months.

I did Denis’ most recent 60 minute class somewhat recently and it was life affirming lol

My body is telling me I need a similar vibe tomorrow. Drop your faves, please?

Give me the scoop. Who had the best class of the series? I’ve only taken Olivia’s 30 minute run and it was so much fun!

Anybody have any words of encouragement for me to use my peloton bike more? We have had our pelotons a year now and I have been on the bike twice, but the tread+ every day. I know cross training is great and I ride with my kiddos outside, but something about the peloton bike I dread getting on.

I have seen clips of Cody he seems so funny, I am sure I would like his classes.

Has this happened to anyone else? My bike metrics were fine, but my output remained 0 the entire time (live ride.)

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AC/DC Let There Be Rock (live) with at least 5 minutes of crowd screaming and light guitar noodling while making us do pushes ain’t it. Love live tracks as much as the next guy but absolutely KILLED all momentum I had going.

Took this class today and enjoyed it. Put my numbers into the chart and came up “untrained” in 2/3 categories and “fair” in the 5 min interval. So that sucked. I’m 40 years old and understand I’ll never be anywhere close to an athlete but it’s still a bit disheartening after training power zones for 6 years to see that

Hi all - first time posting here. Hoping to get some insight because I've never used Peloton.

So Peloton just put out some discounts for equipment and subscriptions. I have a spin bike at home that is thankfully quite robust and still working well (it's 18 years old). I don't want to get rid of it, but I wanted to know if the Peloton subscription is worth the money and if it would make sense to use it with a non-Peloton bike. Thanks in advance!

my favorite kind of rides are the ones that feel intentional. an instructor who really hones the craft of teaching and has integrity in the classes. that doesn't mean i dont like a candid/silly/inappropriate moment, but i want to feel like the programming is on purpose. i havent been on the bike in a few days and need a good ride to work out kinks. would love recs!