As a reminder, Peloton Studios London will be closed this entire week, with live classes only out of Peloton Studios New York.

First up this week, a new 60 minute long form Yoga Flow from Chelsea Jackson Roberts will drop on demand on Monday, August 24 at 12 AM ET (5 AM BST).

Chelsea’s upcoming class marks the third hour long yoga class this month alone.

On Thursday, August 27, Mariana Fernández has a live 60 minute Intervals Run at 11:30 AM ET (4:30 PM BST). This run will feature pace targets.

On Saturday, August 29, Peloton will have a new annual UK Carnival Celebration class for members to enjoy. A 30 minute Carnival Celebration Ride with Hannah Frankson will drop on demand at 12 AM ET (5 AM BST).

Peloton’s annual UK Carnival classes are available in the on-demand library dating back to 2020. Peloton’s UK Carnival classes celebrate the British Caribbean community and the annual Notting Hill Carnival that takes place each August in London.

Lastly, on Sunday, August 30, Andy Speer has a live 60 minute Total Strength at 10 AM ET (3 PM BST).

Total Strength 60 is Andy’s signature 60 minute Full Body Strength series. You can find Total Strength 60 classes in their class collection. The collection is broken down into different groups of classes based on your workout goals with the intent to repeat a specific class group over several weeks for best results.

Don’t forget Peloton’s summer “Great Outdoor Challenge” wraps up on August 31! Take outdoor classes to earn a badge.

Check out the full “This Week at Peloton” post for August 24 through August 30 from @PelotonStudios on Instagram.

Which of Peloton’s featured classes are you taking this week?

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The episode is also available on all podcast platforms. Either search for “Pelo Buddy TV” in your favorite podcast app, or click the link below to head straight to Episode 281 in your player of choice!

This episode is hosted by Amanda Segal (#Seglo3) and Chris Lewis (#PeloBuddy).

This week we cover the following Peloton news stories & updates:

• There were no live classes from Peloton Studios New York this past Monday to Wednesday.
• Peloton Studios London will be closed this upcoming week with no live classes.
• The Peloton Strength+ App is now available for Android.
• The Peloton app now allows you to sort & filter your workout history (on Android).
• Peloton has 2 new walking class types – endurance walks & interval walks.
• Peloton has received a $3 million tariff refund from the government, and expects to get more back.
• There will be artist series with John Summit & Juanes in September.
• Peloton highlighted some classes in “This Week at Peloton.”
• Peloton has a new partnership with the Oxford half marathon, and some run clubs are part of it.
• Happy Birthday to Charlotte Weidenbach & Kirsten Ferguson this week.
• Becs Gentry is running the CCC 101km race.
• Tunde Oyeneyin was featured on Today.
• Ash Pryor joined Katie Wang in a strength class.
• Jess Sims was on the Hurdle podcast.

Recommended Peloton Classes of the Week

Each week, our viewers along with our co-hosts share some classes that were worth checking out from the last week. You can find them below. As always keep in mind there are hundreds of classes every week, so it’s impossible for this to be a completely comprehensive list! If you have some to share, be sure to submit your favorites via a post we make in our Instagram stories on Wednesday nights. The leaderboard name of the member(s) who suggested it to us is at the end of each class name.

• Olivia Amato – 30 min 90s Ride – 8/13/26 @ 6:30am ET (#AMAJar3)
• Benny Adami – 30 min Backstreet Boys Ride [German] – 8/13/26 @ 12:30pm ET (#AMAJar3)
• Christine D’Ercole – 30 min Alternative Rock Ride – 8/13/26 @ 12:30pm ET (#TammyGO82)
• Jess King – 30 min Power Zone EDM Ride – 8/13/26 @ 5:30pm ET (#BlueRider713)
• Matty Maggiacomo – 30 min Broadway Run – 8/14/26 @ 12:00pm ET (#TwinTunesFZR)
• Cody Rigsby – 30 min Live Boy Band Countdown Ride – 8/14/26 @ 5:30pm ET (#MotherOfKovachs, #AMAJar3)
• Charlotte Weidenbach – 30 min Metal Ride [English] – 8/15/26 @ 7:00am ET (#PanteraFH3)
• Sam Yo – 30 min Broadway Ride – 8/16/26 @ 7:00am ET (#AndySmith007)
• Chelsea Jackson Roberts & Ally Love – 30 min Vibe & Flow: Feel Good – 8/16/26 @ 9:30am ET (#AMAJar3)
• Rebecca Kennedy – 20 min HiLit+: Full Body Mobility W7D1 – 8/17/26 @ 12:00am ET (#HelenPruski)
• Katie Wang – 30 min Full Body Strength – 8/17/26 @ 12:00am ET (#NissaRunningInOut)
• Mariana Fernandez – 30 min Hills Run – 8/18/26 @ 12:00am ET (#LarryTheApollo)

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We first shared PSL’s closure back in July, when Peloton listed the reason as “maintenance week.” At that point it was not confirmed whether the studio would also stay closed for the United Kingdom’s late-summer bank holiday on Monday, August 31. It will, and Peloton Studios New York is closed that day as well.

That means members will be without live classes from either studio on Monday, August 31.

There is one other day that week with nothing live from either location. PSL already has no live classes on Wednesdays and Thursdays, and PSNY has no live Wednesday classes either, so Wednesday, August 26 will also have no live classes from either studio.

Outside of those two days, PSNY will be running its normal schedule from August 24 through August 30, including in-person member classes Thursday through Sunday.

The London closure comes immediately after a busy weekend at the studio. Denis Morton will lead a foyer yoga class on Saturday, August 22, while Sunday, August 23 includes his Two For One Classic Rock Ride with Sam Yo as well as Sam Yo’s book celebration for The Monk’s Mindset.

PSNY just came off its own short break from August 17 through August 19. Peloton did not officially give a reason for the New York gap, though it may have been a compressed version of the seasonal maintenance periods PSNY has used in previous years. Since regular in-person member classes now run Thursday through Sunday, the Monday through Wednesday window allowed Peloton to do maintenance without cancelling any of the member classes.

Late-summer maintenance closures are not unusual for Peloton. PSL had a summer closure on nearly identical dates in 2024, while both studios have also used other breaks throughout the year for maintenance and upgrades.

Members will still have the full on-demand library available while PSL is closed, and Peloton will also release classes directly to the library during the break.

Both PSL and PSNY will be back to regular schedules starting September 1.

We will continue to monitor and share updates as they become available.

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Disney announced the collaboration on the Disney Parks Blog, writing:

“Disney and Peloton are teaming up with a Disney Princess-inspired Pilates class that brings the power of Disney Princess storytelling to the mat, using beloved Disney songs to celebrate confidence and inner strength. Featuring instructor Aditi Shah, the class will be available on the Peloton app on Thursday, August 20.”

The class aired live Thursday morning, and you can now find the 20 min Disney Princess Pilates class in the on-demand library from August 20, 2026 @ 9:00am ET.

The eight-song playlist includes:

• Once Upon a Dream (From “Maleficent” / Pop Version) – Lana Del Rey
• Into the Unknown – Idina Menzel, AURORA
• Part of Your World – Halle
• A Whole New World – Disney, Lea Salonga, Brad Kane
• Something There (Remastered 2018) – Angela Lansbury, Jerry Orbach, Paige O’Hara, David Ogden Stiers, Robby Benson
• Under the Sea – Disney, Samuel E. Wright
• Almost There – Anika Noni Rose
• How Far I’ll Go – Disney, Auli’i Cravalho

Peloton has been offering Disney themed classes for years across a wide range of modalities, and you can find them all in our complete list of Peloton Disney classes.

This class is being promoted directly by Disney as part of World Princess Week. Disney highlighted the Peloton collaboration alongside the other products and experiences included in this year’s celebration.

The class also arrives as Peloton continues expanding Pilates. Peloton elevated Pilates to a top-level modality in the app, and Ash Pryor’s new Pilates program also launched this week.

You can read Disney’s full World Princess Week announcement on the Disney Parks Blog.

Have you taken the Disney Princess Pilates class yet?

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The structure builds from 15 minute classes up to 30 minute classes throughout the program. Ash’s pilates program says it is designed to help build confidence in fundamentals. It goes on to say you’ll connect mind, body, and breath through movements that feel “natural and rewarding.”

This program is Ash’s first time teaching classes off of the Peloton row.

Below you will find full details, class lists, and information about Ash Pryor’s new Advanced Beginner Pilates & classes on Peloton.

Overview of Ash Pryor’s “Advanced Beginner Pilates” Peloton Program

Peloton’s “Advanced Beginner Pilates” with Ash Pryor Program Description

Here is the official description for “Advanced Beginner Pilates” from Peloton: “Join Ash in this Advanced Beginner Pilates program that builds confidence in the fundamentals, helps movement feel natural, connected, and rewarding.”

Ash Pryor’s “Advanced Beginner Pilates” Program with Ash Pryor Badges

It wouldn’t be a Peloton program without badges (you can always find a full list here). You can earn a custom badge just for this program for taking 7 out of the total 9 classes.

How to join the Ash Pryor’s Advanced Beginner Pilates program on Peloton

At time of publishing, programs can only be joined from the Peloton Bikes, Tread, Row, Guide, the Peloton iOS app, or the Peloton Android app. They are no longer accessible from the Peloton website or TV apps. You can browse to the programs area, find the Advanced Beginner Pilates program, and join the program.

Schedule & Class List for Ash Pryor’s “Advanced Beginner Pilates” Program on Peloton

The following is a list of the classes for each week which are part of the program. With the launch of Peloton programs v3.0, these are no longer locked – in other words, you can browse the programs on Peloton hardware or app and take whichever classes you want, on your own schedule. As a reference, you can also find the list of classes in the program below – where you can then bookmark or add it to your stack and take it whenever you want.

Week 1 Schedule & Class List for Ash Pryor’s Advanced Beginner Pilates program on Peloton

Day 1 Class 1 – 5 min Pilates Warm Up with Ash Pryor – 2026/08/21 @ 10:00am ET

Day 1 Class 2 – 15 min Advanced Beginner Pilates with Ash Pryor – 2026/08/21 @ 10:00am ET

Day 3 – 20 min Advanced Beginner Pilates with Ash Pryor – 2026/08/21 @ 10:00am ET

Day 4 – 20 min Advanced Beginner Pilates with Ash Pryor – 2026/08/21 @ 10:00am ET

Day 6 – 30 min Advanced Beginner Pilates with Ash Pryor – 2026/08/21 @ 10:00am ET

Week 2 Schedule & Class List for Ash Pryor’s Advanced Beginner Pilates program on Peloton

Day 1 – 15 min Advanced Beginner Pilates with Ash Pryor – 2026/08/21 @ 10:00am ET

Day 3 – 20 min Advanced Beginner Pilates with Ash Pryor – 2026/08/21 @ 10:00am ET

Day 4 – 20 min Advanced Beginner Pilates with Ash Pryor – 2026/08/21 @ 10:00am ET

Day 6 – 30 min Advanced Beginner Pilates with Ash Pryor – 2026/08/21 @ 10:00am ET

If you would like to find details about other training programs Peloton has, you can check out our page here for a list.

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As of now, these are the Peloton featured artist series that will take place in September 2026:

• John Summit: September 17
• Juanes: September 24

You can find the list of classes as of today for Peloton’s September 2026 artist series below. Classes were added to the Peloton studio booking site on August 20, 2026.

As always, additional classes may drop straight to the on-demand library, may be announced later as Premiere on the live schedule, or may be held live but without members in studio.

JOHN SUMMIT PELOTON CLASSES & SCHEDULE & WORKOUTS – FEATURED ARTIST SERIES

• 30 min. John Summit Hike – Rebecca Kennedy – 9/17/26 @ 7:00pm ET
• 30 min. John Summit Row – Katie Wang – 9/17/26 @ 7:15pm ET

JUANES PELOTON CLASSES & SCHEDULE & WORKOUTS – FEATURED ARTIST SERIES

• 30 min. Juanes Upper Body Strength – Robin Arzón – 9/24/26 @ 5:30pm ET
• 30 min. Juanes Ride [Spanish] – Camila Ramón – 9/24/26 @ 7:00pm ET

We will share additional details about each artist series as Peloton makes the official announcements.

Will you be taking a September artist series class?

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The Peloton Strength+ app for Android can be found on the Google Play store. It is available in both the US & Canada.

Strength+ is built around self-guided gym workouts rather than the traditional instructor-led, follow-along classes found in the main Peloton app. You supply your own music while Strength+ provides the workout structure and coaching.

Peloton All-Access, Guide, and App+ members get access to Strength+ at no additional cost. Anyone who does not have one of those qualifying Peloton memberships can subscribe to Strength+ separately. It currently costs $9.99 per month USD, or $12.99 per month CAD, and a 14 day trial is available.

Android support has been in the works for a while. Peloton first started beta testing Strength+ for iOS in 2024 before officially launching the app in the US on iOS in December 2024.

Chief Product Officer Nick Caldwell later confirmed that an Android version was being developed, along with plans to eventually bring Strength+ to more countries. He noted that international expansion involved additional work such as localization and support for metric units.

Peloton tackled the international piece first. Strength+ expanded to Canada in January 2026, though it remained an iOS-only app at the time.

The Android launch removes one of the biggest remaining limitations around Strength+, which had spent its first 20 months available only to iPhone users despite Peloton continuing to add features and expand the app geographically.

Peloton has not shared timing on when the Peloton Strength+ app will come, for either iOS or Android, to their other countries like the UK, Australia, Austria, and Germany.

Android users in the US & Canada can download Peloton Strength+ through the Google Play Store now.

Have you been waiting for Peloton Strength+ to come to Android?

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In addition to adding the new class types, Peloton also had added new filters to find them. Under both the Walking modality selection, and the Outdoor (audio-only) class type, there are now sub-filters for “Interval Walks” and “Endurance Walks”

Peloton shared a description of each new class type when they first launched. Endurance Walks are longer, steady-state workouts, whereas Intervals Walks are a precise, performance-focused classes following a set structure of work and recovery.

The first Intervals and Endurance Walk classes dropped earlier this month, with more added this week.

As of August 19, this is the complete list of Peloton Intervals and Endurance Walks, both indoor and outdoor, available in the on-demand library:

Peloton Intervals Walks

• 60 min. Intervals Walk – Jon Hosking – 8/19/26 @ 12 AM ET
• 45 min. Intervals Walk – Susie Chan – 8/19/26 @ 12 AM ET
• 20 min. Intervals Walk [German] – Mayla Wedekind – 8/17/26 @ 12 AM ET
• 30 min. Intervals Walk [German] – Marcel Maurer – 8/17/26 @ 12 AM ET
• 15 min. Intervals Walk [German] – Mayla Wedekind – 8/17/26 @ 12 AM ET
• 15 min. Intervals Walk – Jess King – 8/5/26 @ 12 AM ET
• 30 min. Intervals Walk – Joslyn Thompson Rule – 8/5/26 @ 12 AM ET
• 20 min. Intervals Walk – Jermaine Johnson – 8/5/26 @ 12 AM ET
• 30 min. Outdoor Intervals Walk – Susie Chan – 8/12/26 @ 12 AM ET
• 20 min. Outdoor Intervals Walk – Marcel Dinkins – 8/12/26 @ 12 AM ET
• 15 min. Outdoor Intervals Walk – Alex Toussaint – 8/12/26 @ 12 AM ET

Peloton Endurance Walks

• 60 min. Endurance Walk – Marcel Dinkins – 8/19/26 @ 12 AM ET
• 20 min. Endurance Walk [German] – Jeffrey McEachern – 8/17/26 @ 12 AM ET
• 30 min. Endurance Walk [German] – Jeffrey McEachern – 8/17/26 @ 12 AM ET
• 30 min. Endurance Walk – Matty Maggiacomo – 8/5/26 @ 12 AM ET
• 45 min. Endurance Walk – Kirsten Ferguson – 8/5/26 @ 12 AM ET
• 20 min. Endurance Walk – Susie Chan – 8/5/26 @ 12 AM ET
• 45 min. Outdoor Endurance Walk – Joslyn Thompson Rule – 8/12/26 @ 12 AM ET
• 20 min. Outdoor Endurance Walk – Jon Hosking – 8/12/26 @ 12 AM ET
• 30 min. Outdoor Endurance Walk – Jermaine Johnson – 8/12/26 @ 12 AM ET

You can find the Tread Intervals Walks here, Tread Endurance Walks here, Outdoor Intervals Walks here, and Outdoor Endurance Walks here. As we previously shared, you can also filter under Walking and Outdoor to class type Intervals Walk or Endurance Walk.

Don’t forget that you can still take traditional Walk classes outdoors on the Peloton app, as well as take Outdoor classes right from your Tread.

None of the Tread Intervals or Endurance Walks show the pace target symbol on the class thumbnail the way runs featuring pace targets do, however, the class formats follow the different pace levels for walks (e.g., recovery pace, brisk pace).

As of now, there are several Intervals Walk and Endurance Walk encores on the live class schedule, along with one live 45 minute Endurance Walk in German with Mayla Wedekind on Tuesday, September 1 at 12 PM ET. It is possible more live Intervals Walk and Endurance Walk classes may come in the future.

Have you tried one of the new Walking class types?

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Becs shared that she will be running the CCC, part of the broader UTMB Mont-Blanc race weekend.

The race features 6,050 meters of elevation gain and begins in Courmayeur, Italy before crossing through Champex-Lac in Switzerland and finishing in Chamonix, France. The CCC begins on Friday, August 28 and has a maximum allowed time of 26 hours and 30 minutes.

In her video, Becs talks about how she likes doing hard things and challenging herself, but also points out that training for one of the toughest mountain races in the world is not a particularly natural fit while living and training in Brooklyn, New York.

In March, Becs won the Napa Valley Trail Marathon outright, finishing the trail marathon in 3:22:58. At the time, she called it her “return to trail racing” and teased that she was “one race closer to something big,” without revealing what that larger goal was.

More recently, Becs completed the Speedgoat 50K at Snowbird Resort in Utah, covering roughly 33 miles and more than 11,000 feet of elevation gain. She said afterward that rather than treating Speedgoat as a target race, it was essentially a long run within her training block. At the time, she still had not disclosed what event she was preparing for.

Becs is no stranger to long-distance endurance events. She completed The Great World Race in 2024, running a marathon on all seven continents over the course of seven days and finishing second among the women overall.

We wish Becs the best of luck in the CCC.

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The figure came from CFO Sid Thacker on Peloton’s Q4 fiscal year 2026 earnings call, in response to one of two pre-submitted questions the company took after opening remarks. The question had asked whether Peloton expected to receive a tariff refund.

That prompted Thacker to say:

“Let me tackle tariffs first. Year-to-date, we’ve received $3 million of tariff refunds from the federal government. We do anticipate receiving additional refunds, but we have not incorporated them into our forecast for the quarter or year, just given the uncertainties around tariffs.”

This means any additional refunds would be incremental to Peloton’s current forecast, all else being equal. None of the $3 million received so far is reflected in the fiscal 2026 results reported on August 6. Peloton’s annual report says refund payments began arriving after June 30, the day its fiscal year closed, and that the company will recognize IEEPA tariff refunds or related receivables when they are “realized or realizable.”

The refunds trace back to a Supreme Court decision on February 20, 2026 that invalidated tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. Customs and Border Protection then set up a process for importers to claim back IEEPA tariffs they had already paid, and Peloton filed their claims in June. Companies across the country are going through the same process.

Peloton had already moved to protect their position. In January Peloton sued Customs and Border Protection in the U.S. Court of International Trade, jointly with their commercial subsidiary Precor, asking the court to declare the IEEPA tariffs unlawful and order a full refund with interest. At the time, Peloton was among dozens of companies filing similar complaints, including Costco, Revlon, and fitness equipment maker iFit. Thousands of companies have since filed similar lawsuits in the Court of International Trade seeking to recover IEEPA tariffs. The concern at the time was that a favorable Supreme Court ruling would not automatically guarantee anyone their money back.

Peloton also disclosed a few other items related to tariffs in their annual report:

• Fitness equipment was removed from the scope of Section 232 steel and aluminum tariffs by a presidential proclamation on April 2. As of April 6, the steel and aluminum content in Peloton’s hardware is no longer subject to those 50% tariffs.
• Section 122 tariffs of 10%, which Peloton became subject to after IEEPA was struck down, expired on July 23.
• New Section 301 tariffs of 10.0% to 12.5% took effect on July 24, covering roughly 60 economies. Peloton specifically names Taiwan and China, where the company has significant operations or commercial presence.

A large number of Peloton’s contract manufacturers have their primary facilities in Taiwan, China, and Thailand.

Peloton’s Connected Fitness Products gross margin fell from 13.6% in fiscal 2025 to 11.7% in fiscal 2026, and the annual report cites higher import tariff charges as one of the primary drivers, alongside the Original Series Bike+ seat post recall, heavier promotional discounting, and a shift toward lower-margin products. For comparison, last year’s annual report did not mention tariffs in the margin discussion at all. Peloton has not disclosed how much it paid specifically in IEEPA tariffs, or the total value of the refund claims it filed. The company has put broader numbers around their tariff exposure, however. On the Q3 earnings call in May, Peloton estimated tariffs would represent roughly $30 million of free cash flow exposure in fiscal 2026, down from the $45 million estimate given the prior quarter. That fiscal year closed on June 30, before the new Section 301 tariffs took effect, and Peloton has not given a comparable figure for fiscal 2027.

While Peloton did raise subscription prices last October, it doesn’t appear those were directly tied to any tariffs.

It is possible that additional tariffs on the countries where Peloton builds their equipment may be added. The U.S. Trade Representative has an investigation into structural excess manufacturing capacity in 16 economies including Taiwan, China, and Thailand. That could result in new tariffs, similar to the Section 301 tariffs that took effect in July following a separate USTR investigation into whether 60 economies failed to prohibit and effectively enforce bans on imports produced with forced labor.

We will share further updates as they become available.

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With no live classes from Peloton Studios New York August 17-19, all of this week’s featured classes drop straight to the on-demand library.

First, a new batch of Interval and Endurance walk classes, both on the Tread and Outdoor, are now available on demand. 6 new classes were released on demand on Monday – 2 endurance walks, and 4 interval walks.

You can filter both the Walking and Outdoor class categories to be class type Intervals Walk or Endurance Walk. Peloton recently launched these new walking class types.

Also on demand is Ally Love’s first Sculpt 30 class from August 10. You can find this class here or by filtering the Pilates class category on class type “Sculpt.”

Sculpt 30 combines Pilates and Barre and officially launched as a class type last month. Ally joins Hannah Corbin and Emma Lovewell as Sculpt 30 instructors.

Rad Lopez has a 30 minute 50/50 Bike Bootcamp that was released on Tuesday, August 18 at 12 AM ET (5 AM BST).

As a reminder, 50/50 bootcamp classes spend the first half of the class on the Bike (or Tread or Row), with the second half of the class focused on strength training. This reduces multiple switches to and from the mat.

On Wednesday, August 19, a new 30 minute Glutes & Legs Bench Strength class with Robin Arzón will drop at 12 AM ET (5 AM BST).

You can find all of Peloton’s content that features a bench as equipment in the Bench Strength class collection.

Lastly, Ash Pryor will make her Pilates debut this week with “Ash’s Advanced Beginner Pilates” 2-week program which starts on Friday, August 21.

Check out the full “This Week at Peloton” post for August 17 through August 23 from @PelotonStudios on Instagram.

Which classes are you counting yourself in for this week?

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The controls are showing up on Android at the moment. We have not seen them on iOS yet, and Peloton has not announced the change or given a timeline for an iOS rollout, though we expect the feature will make its way there as well.

Your History lives in the Profile section of the app, which you reach with the icon in the bottom right of the navigation bar. That section has held three tabs since Peloton redesigned the Profile page in 2025: Progress, History, and Achievements.

Two new controls now appear on the History tab. A sort option sits at the top right of the list next to your total activity count, while a floating “Filter” button sits at the bottom of the screen.

Tapping the sort option opens a menu with eight options:

• Most recent
• Oldest
• Output (High to Low)
• Output (Low to High)
• Strive score (High to Low)
• Strive score (Low to High)
• Distance (Long to Short)
• Distance (Short to Long)

Sorting by Oldest gives members a quick way to get back to their first workouts without scrolling through years of activity. The Output and Strive Score options similarly make it easy to bring your highest or lowest results for those metrics to the top.

The Filter button opens a separate “Filter Activities” panel. There are four different filters, along with another way to select the sort order:

• Discipline – a horizontally scrolling row that includes options such as Cycling, Rowing, Running, and more
• Instructor – allows you to select one or multiple instructors
• Date taken – lets you choose a single date or turn on “Set range” to select a start and end date
• Length – offers either an exact class length or a custom range. Exact options include 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 45, 60, 75, 90, 120, 150, and 150+ minutes.
• Sort – the same eight sorting options available from the History screen

The filters can all be combined with each other, except for discipline. There, you can only select one class type (or “All”).

For example, you could find every 30 minute cycling class you have taken with a specific instructor, then sort those workouts from highest to lowest output. Or you could filter to running workouts within a certain length range and sort them by distance.

As you make selections, the button at the bottom of the panel updates live with the number of workouts that match. It can show messages such as “Show 1 activity,” “Show 2 activities,” or “No activities” if your combination does not return anything.

“Clear all” at the top also shows how many filters are currently applied.

There does appear to be at least one issue with the current Android implementation when sorting by distance.

Rowing workouts are showing figures such as 10,204.59 miles for a 60 minute row and 8,651 miles for a 45 minute row. Those numbers appear to actually be the rowing distance in meters, but are being displayed with a miles label. Peloton has not addressed the issue, so for now the distance sort does not appear to compare rowing workouts correctly with other modalities.

Being able to filter workout history has been a long-requested feature from Peloton members. Previously, one of the main ways to do more extensive analysis of your complete workout history was to use the “Download Workouts” option on the Peloton website, which exports your history to a CSV file that can then be filtered in a spreadsheet.

Peloton has made smaller improvements to navigating workout history along the way. In early 2025 they made the individual days on the activity dot calendar clickable, allowing members to jump directly to their workouts from a particular day.

The History tab also contains more than Peloton classes now. Workouts imported from Garmin Connect, Apple Health, and Fitbit appear alongside Peloton workouts, and since May those third-party workouts have counted toward Daily and Weekly Streaks. That makes being able to narrow down an increasingly large activity history more useful.

The update also comes with a small change to the bottom navigation bar. The icon in the bottom right that opens your Profile section is now a bar chart rather than the previous profile graphic. Peloton has changed this icon before – it originally displayed your own leaderboard profile image before switching to a standard icon during earlier Profile changes.

This is also another recent software update involving how members find and interact with their existing content. Peloton has recently added class details directly to stacks, brought back the Continue Your Stack post-class panel, and added new filter tabs to the Feed.

Which filter and sort combination will you use first on your workout history?

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Wednesday is already a regular day off from live production at both Peloton Studios New York and Peloton Studios London, so the change is two additional days without live classes from New York on Monday and Tuesday. Peloton stopped producing live classes on Wednesdays in 2024.

There will still be some live classes from Peloton Studios London on Monday and Tuesday. On Wednesday, there are no live classes expected from either studio as part of the normal weekly schedule.

Peloton has not publicly shared a reason for the New York gap. However, it is likely this is a short seasonal maintenance period.

Peloton regularly closes both studios at different points during the year for maintenance. PSNY had a full week without live classes in April for “regular studio maintenance,” while Peloton Studios London will have their own maintenance week from August 24-30.

Late August has also historically been a time Peloton uses for summer studio work. In 2024, PSNY’s summer maintenance closure began August 19 and impacted live production for more than two weeks, although some studios reopened earlier than others. Last summer was different, with a series of longer closures while Peloton installed new 4K cameras and made other upgrades at PSNY.

If maintenance is the reason this week, Peloton may have been able to fit the work into a much smaller window this year without affecting any regularly scheduled in-person member classes.

Peloton changed the PSNY member schedule last fall, with in-person classes now taking place from Thursday morning through Sunday. Mondays and Tuesdays still have live classes for members at home, but there are no regular member classes in the studio on those days.

That means a Monday through Wednesday maintenance window could give Peloton three days to work inside the studios without impacting any of the Thursday through Sunday classes that have members in studio in person.

We will share more if Peloton provides any additional details.

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This episode is hosted by Amanda Segal (#Seglo3) and Chris Lewis (#PeloBuddy).

This week we cover the following Peloton news stories & updates:

• You can now give high fives to people taking a class without joining the class yourself.
• An updated way to continue your stack on Peloton devices has been added back.
• Peloton officially announced Ash Pryor has a Pilates program releasing next week.
• CEO Peter Stern said Peloton won’t make their own wearable, and will instead just partner with other companies.
• Peloton has expanded their special pricing program to include nonprofits.
• Peter Stern also teased there may be loyalty discounts for upcoming new products.
• There are currently discounts on Peloton Bikes.
• Peloton plans to have 20 micro stores open in time for the holidays this year.
• The Peloton Triathlon with Matt Wilpers is coming back this year.
• Peloton wrapped up their Boy Band Week challenge & classes this week
• Peloton highlighted some classes in “This Week at Peloton.”
• Benny Adami taught a new Club Peloton live class this week.
• Chase Sapphire Preferred card holders got a free month offer.
• Happy Birthday to Christine D’Ercole & Rebecca Kennedy this week.
• There is a book event for Sam Yo in London.
• There is a HiLit+ wrap party celebration with Rebecca Kennedy.
• Hannah Frankson is leading a run club from PSL.
• Andy Speer is leading a runclub from NYC.
• Denis Morton is teaching a yoga class from the lobby of PSL.
• Ally Love was featured in Marie Claire.
• Aditi Shah was featured in Forbes.

Recommended Peloton Classes of the Week

Each week, our viewers along with our co-hosts share some classes that were worth checking out from the last week. You can find them below. As always keep in mind there are hundreds of classes every week, so it’s impossible for this to be a completely comprehensive list! If you have some to share, be sure to submit your favorites via a post we make in our Instagram stories on Wednesday nights. The leaderboard name of the member(s) who suggested it to us is at the end of each class name.

• Rebecca Kennedy – 15 min HiLit+: Jump Training Week5/6 Day 3 – 8/5/26 @ 12:00am ET (#ToughTiffSweats)
• Mariana Fernandez – 45 min Walk + Run – 8/6/26 @ 11:30am ET (#Alister77Gina)
• Matt Wipers – 45 min Power Zone Max: Power Profile – 8/7/26 @ 6:30am ET (#TonyRider88)
• Benny Adami & Charlotte Weidenbach – 30 min Two For One Reiselust Ride [German] – 8/8/26 @ 4:30am ET (#AMAJar3)
• Great Dopp – 30 min Sculpt Flow – 8/8/26 @ 12:00am ET (#AMAJar3)
• Selena Samuela – 30 min Pop Punk Run – 8/8/26 @ 9:30am ET (#JazzyKateInFL)
• Hannah Corbin – 30min Country Happy Hour Ride – 8/8/26 @ 10:00am ET (#TX4Lyfe27)
• Christine D’Ercole – 30 min Classical Ride – 8/8/26 @ 12:30pm ET (#MarlaZZ38)
• Jenn Sherman – 30 min Yacht Rock Ride – 8/9/26 @ 10:00am ET (#RunRideRachel18)
• Ally Love – 15 min Tabata Ride – 8/9/26 @ 1:10pm ET (#RunRideRachel18)
• Assal Arian – 15 min *NSYNC Core Strength [German] – 8/11/26 @ 11:00am ET (#AMAJar3)
• Cody Rigsby – 30 min *NSYNC Ride – 8/11/26 @ 5:30pm ET (#NursingJill, #AMAJar3)

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Peloton describes it on the studio booking site as:

“Join us for a special in-person yoga class with Denis in the foyer during his visit to PSL! Space is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Please note, this exclusive session will not be streamed on the platform.”

The class is already full. Waitlist spots may open up, so it is worth checking the booking site if you are in London that weekend.

With PSL not having a regular yoga studio like New York, to have members take part the class has be in the lobby. Due to this unique location though, the class will not be available live on the Peloton platform like most other classes from London.

The class falls during Denis Morton’s PSL residency, part of the summer instructor exchange sending eight New York instructors to London across July, August, and September. These are his first ever classes taught from PSL, and his schedule that weekend also includes a 90s Rock Ride on Friday, August 21 and a Two For One Classic Rock Ride with Sam Yo on Sunday, August 23.

Sam Yo’s book celebration for The Monk’s Mindset is also at PSL on Sunday, August 23, and Peloton Studios London then closes from August 24 through August 30.

Bookings for in-person PSL classes are handled through the Peloton Studios London schedule, with new classes opening every Thursday roughly five weeks out. Our booking tips and tricks cover how to give yourself the best chance at a spot.

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The Oxford Half takes place on Sunday, October 11, 2026, on a flat course through the centre of the city. Peloton has set up a dedicated page for the partnership under the tagline “Half the marathon. Twice the fun.”

The first run club is an interval session on Tuesday, August 18, led by Susie Chan. Peloton describes it on the registration page:

“Join Peloton for a fitness-focused interval run designed to build the speed, strength, and stamina you need for race day. We will set off together from Peloton Studios London in the heart of Covent Garden and head to Green Park where we will commence some interval based drills and workouts, supported by our world-class Instructor Susie Chan.”

That session covers up to 8K with the studio as the start and end point. There are no pace groups for this one, though Peloton says designated pacers will be on hand throughout.

The second is on Wednesday, September 16, and will be a scenic route through Hyde Park with both 5K and 10K options, so runners can pick the distance that fits their training plan. Peloton has not named an instructor for it yet. Five pace groups will be available:

• Group 1 (10K): 50-60 minutes
• Group 2 (10K): 60-70 minutes
• Group 3 (5K): 25-30 minutes
• Group 4 (5K): 30-35 minutes
• Group 5 (5K): Walk + Run

For both events doors open at 5:00pm BST, check-in closes at 6:25pm, and the group departs in waves from 6:30pm after a warm-up. Bag drop is available, though shower facilities will be closed. Both are free and open to members and non-members alike, with registration and a signed waiver required.

There is a prize draw attached as well. Signing up for Peloton marketing emails through the Oxford page enters you to win a Cross Training Tread, with the draw closing on October 14, three days after the race.

This partnership is similar to Peloton’s previous one with the Hackney Half marathon. Peloton was the same Official Cross Training Equipment Partner title at the HOKA Hackney Half Marathon in May, built a landing page with a Tread prize draw, and held two PSL run clubs in the lead up. The second of those, on May 13, was also an interval run to Green Park covering up to 8K with no pace groups. Peloton then had instructors leading classes across race weekend itself, so there may be more to come for Oxford closer to October.

The August 18 run also lands the day before PSL’s regular monthly run club on August 19, a Carnival themed run with Hannah Frankson.

If you are interested in attending, you can register for the August 18 interval run or the September 16 run via their event pages, and you can find the full partnership details on Peloton’s Oxford Half page.

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The event is free and open to both Peloton members and non-members. Spots are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis, and everyone attending needs their own confirmed registration and must be at least 18 years old.

Doors at PSNY open at 5:15pm ET, with the warm-up beginning at 5:45pm before the group heads outside. The route starts and ends at Peloton Studios New York.

As usual, there will be four different pace groups:

• Group 1: Sub 10 min mile
• Group 2: 10 – 12 min mile
• Group 3: Walk + Run
• Group 4: Walking

Peloton stresses that the event is a social run rather than a race, with runners and walkers of all levels welcome to participate.

After finishing the 5K, everyone will return to PSNY for a mix and mingle that Peloton says will feature “some surprises.” The studio’s locker rooms and showers will also be available after the run.

Run Club participants will once again receive 20% off at the Peloton Studios New York retail store that day, with some exclusions.

Anyone attending should use the Manhattan West Plaza entrance near 438 W 33rd St, rather than the studio’s 370 10th Avenue entrance, which will be closed. Bag drop and lockers will be available inside the studio.

This is the latest installment of Peloton’s monthly New York Run Club series, which became a regular event last summer. Peloton had already been holding regular outdoor Run Clubs from Peloton Studios London before expanding the concept to New York.

Selena Samuela led the most recent monthly PSNY Run Club in July, while the months before that featured instructors including Zacharias Niedzwiecki, Jess Sims, Becs Gentry, and Kirsten Ferguson. Hannah Frankson is leading a Carnival themed run club in London on August 19th.

You can register for the August event through Peloton’s event page.

Will you be joining Andy Speer for the August Run Club?

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The event marks the UK celebration of Sam Yo’s book The Monk’s Mindset: Finding Stillness in a World That Won’t Stop Moving, which came out on May 19 and has since become a USA Today bestseller.

Peloton describes the event on the registration page:

“Join us for an inspiring evening celebrating Sam Yo and the release of The Monk’s Mindset – a powerful exploration of how ancient Buddhist wisdom can help us navigate modern life with greater calm, clarity, and purpose. The evening will feature a fireside chat with a special guest moderator, light refreshments, and a selection of simple mindfulness practices guests can take home and incorporate into everyday life.”

Those who purchase a ticket will get a signed copy of the book, and a meet and greet photo with Sam Yo.

Check-in opens at 2:30pm BST with tea and refreshments. The fireside chat with Sam Yo and a guest moderator starts at 3:00pm, and a meet and greet follows at 4:00pm, where guests can mingle and take their photo. Running throughout is something Peloton calls The Ripple Jar, described as a shared reflection on kindness, connection, and mindful moments.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable, and cannot be cancelled once purchased.

This follows the book launch event Peloton held at Peloton Studios New York on May 17, two days before the book hit shelves. The London format is close to that one, with the fireside chat, moderator, refreshments, and mindfulness practices all carrying over. The New York event also had an audience Q&A, which is not listed on the London schedule.

The book followed a seven city US book tour in May, with stops Sam Yo picked partly by polling members on where they wanted him to go.

Sam Yo first shared that he was writing the book in 2024, at which point he had already been working on it for around two years. It draws on his time as an ordained Buddhist monk in Thailand and his career on stage before Peloton. You can also find a full list of books by Peloton instructors on our site.

If you are interested in attending, you can purchase tickets via the event page.

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This is a one week program, designed to be repeated over multiple weeks to see your progress over time. Each class in the program is 45 minute long.

Below, you’ll find the full details & class list for Tunde’s new program.

Overview of “Tunde Oyeneyin’s Split + Ride” Program on Peloton

“Tunde Oyeneyin’s Split + Ride” Peloton Program Description

Here is the official description for “Tunde’s Split + Ride” from Peloton: “This repeatable one week program splits workouts between the floor and the Bike, targeting specific muscle groups to allow for improved muscle recovery while you build strength and increase your cardiovascular endurance.”

“Tunde Oyeneyin’s Split + Ride” Program Badges on Peloton

It wouldn’t be a Peloton program without badges (you can always find a full list here). You can earn a custom badge just for this program for taking 3 out of the total 3 classes.

How to join the Tunde’s Split + Ride program on Peloton

At time of publishing, programs can only be joined from the Peloton Bikes, Tread, Row, Guide, the Peloton iOS app, or the Peloton Android app. They are no longer accessible from the Peloton website or TV apps. You can browse to the programs area, find the Tunde’s Split + Ride program, and join the program.

Schedule & Class List for “Tunde Oyeneyin’s Split + Ride” Program on Peloton

The following is a list of the classes for each week which are part of the program. With the launch of Peloton programs v3.0, these are no longer locked – in other words, you can browse the programs on Peloton hardware or app and take whichever classes you want, on your own schedule. As a reference, you can also find the list of classes in the program below – where you can then bookmark or add it to your stack and take it whenever you want.

Week 1 Schedule & Class List for Tunde’s Split + Ride program on Peloton

Day 1 – 45 min Lower Body + Climb Ride with Tunde Oyeneyin – 2026/08/14 @ 10:00am ET

Day 3 – 45 min Upper Body + Progression Ride with Tunde Oyeneyin – 2026/08/14 @ 10:00am ET

Day 5 – 45 min Core & Conditioning + HIIT Ride with Tunde Oyeneyin – 2026/08/14 @ 10:00am ET

If you would like to find details about other training programs Peloton has, you can check out our page here for a list.

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The class is one week long, with 4 classes each week, and is designed to be repeated multiple weeks in a row to see progress over time.

Robin had previously shared that the program would feature 30 minutes of heavy lifting, paired with the running, to help members add bone density and muscle durability.

You can find full details and the class list for the program below.

Overview of Peloton’s “Robin Arzon’s Split + Run” Program

Peloton’s “Robin Arzon’s Split + Run” Program Description

Here is the official description for “Robin’s Split + Run” from Peloton: “Build maximum strength and speed with Robin’s 4-Day Split + Run Series! Each class pairs 30 minutes of heavy floor lifting with 15 minutes of targeted treadmill runs to unlock durable power.”

“Robin Arzon’s Split + Run” Program Badges

It wouldn’t be a Peloton program without badges (you can always find a full list here). You can earn a custom badge just for this program for taking 4 out of the total 4 classes.

How to join Robin Arzon’s Split + Run program on Peloton

At time of publishing, programs can only be joined from the Peloton Bikes, Tread, Row, Guide, the Peloton iOS app, or the Peloton Android app. They are no longer accessible from the Peloton website or TV apps. You can browse to the programs area, find the Robin’s Split + Run program, and join the program.

Schedule & Class List for Robin Arzon’s “Robin’s Split + Run” Program on Peloton

The following is a list of the classes for each week which are part of the program. With the launch of Peloton programs v3.0, these are no longer locked – in other words, you can browse the programs on Peloton hardware or app and take whichever classes you want, on your own schedule. As a reference, you can also find the list of classes in the program below – where you can then bookmark or add it to your stack and take it whenever you want.

Week 1 Schedule & Class List for Robin’s Split + Run program on Peloton

Day 1 – 45 min Upper Body Push + Run with Robin Arzón – 2026/08/14 @ 10:00am ET

Day 2 – 45 min Lower Body + Run with Robin Arzón – 2026/08/14 @ 10:00am ET

Day 3 – 45 min Upper Body Pull + Run with Robin Arzón – 2026/08/14 @ 10:00am ET

Day 4 – 45 min Lower Body + Run with Robin Arzón – 2026/08/14 @ 10:00am ET

If you would like to find details about other training programs Peloton has, you can check out our page here for a list.

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