In the video shared by Marshalls, Robin shows a red light mask and says, “For your bestie who’s really into recovery days.”

Lindsay then says, “My internet friends have the best gift ideas. It’s giving – home spa.”

The campaign launched on November 10, 2026, and includes a four-part video series starring Lindsay, along with seven holiday gift guides organized around different online communities.

Robin co-curated the “Habit Stackers” guide, which Marshalls describes as “Gifts for wellness enthusiasts, from fitness to beauty.” The guide includes LED face masks, massage guns, a sauna blanket, workout clothing and skincare.

The other guides focus on travel, books, entertaining, parenting, reality TV and Marshalls shopping finds. Marshalls says the guides will be available throughout the holiday season, with the campaign also including stocking stuffers under $10 as well as gifts at other price points.

Robin has appeared in holiday advertising before, including Peloton’s 2022 “The Peloton Effect” campaign.

You can browse Robin’s “Habit Stackers” gift guide on the Marshalls website.

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Jess shared on Instagram that Jenn got stuck in traffic, so she wouldn’t be able to teach her class. Jess was already teaching that morning, with a 30 min Full Body Strength class at 9:15am followed by a scheduled Flash 15. She still taught strength, but the Flash 15 was canceled so she could take over Jenn’s 10:00am ride. That left just 15 minutes to switch studios and get ready.

In the video with her post, Jess explained that members were already being brought into the cycling studio while she was still teaching strength. She thanked the team who helped her make the transition, describing Peloton as a team sport.

Jess has taught Bike Bootcamp since the format launched in 2020, and previously joined Robin Arzón for the Lizzo 2-for-1 ride in July 2022. The Lizzo ride was also a substitution, with Jess filling in for Cody Rigsby after he said he was under the weather. This time, she was leading a regular cycling class on her own.

Jess opened the class by welcoming 39 riders in the studio, and nearly began explaining where riders should put their mats:

“I can’t believe I’m not teaching a bike bootcamp. I was going to tell you about where to put your mat. You don’t need your mat.”

About halfway through, she joked, “Wow, not getting off the bike is fun. Who knew?”

Jess also kept Jenn’s original playlist, despite 70s music being outside her usual class playlist. In her caption, she said she initially thought about switching the music when she learned the theme. Then she saw Earth, Wind & Fire’s “September,” her dad’s favorite, and decided the playlist was meant to be.

During the ride, Jess used the song for a climb. She also said Jenn always checks in on her whenever she’s on the road, and called filling in for her “the ultimate honor.”

Near the end, Jess read a message from her producer: “proud of you, sobbing.” During the closing stretch, she shared a line she lives by:

“Something that I live by is being ready is not a feeling, it’s a decision.”

You can find Jess Sims’ 30 min 70s Ride from 10/22/26 @ 10:00am ET here.

Would you like to see Jess teach more solo cycling classes?

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CEO Peter Stern highlighted the partnership during Peloton’s November 5 earnings call, saying:

“In addition to our micro-stores, we also launched a number of Fitness Factory locations, our first Canada-specific retail partner.”

The partnership launched October 1, 2026. Peloton included it in the Canadian version of their September 22 treadmill announcement.

Fitness Factory also announced the launch on Facebook, noting that shoppers could experience and purchase Peloton’s latest lineup at select stores and online.

In an interview published November 4 by Retail Insider, Peloton’s Canadian General Manager Andrew Kalmuk said the partnership gives Canadians more opportunities to try the equipment in person. He also talked about Fitness Factory’s history and customer service approach as factors in choosing them as a partner.

Peloton’s Canadian store page currently lists the following eight Fitness Factory locations as authorized retailers:

• Ontario: Barrie, London, Markham, Mississauga, and Whitby.
• Alberta: Calgary and Edmonton.
• Nova Scotia: Dartmouth.

Fitness Factory’s Peloton lineup includes the Bike, Bike+, Row+, Tread Flex, Tread Vision, and Tread+ Vision. The partnership began the same day Peloton’s three new treadmills went on sale in Canada. They currently list the Tread Flex at $2,995 CAD, Tread Vision at $4,395 CAD, and Tread+ Vision at $8,395 CAD, before taxes and any delivery or installation charges.

Shoppers should also check delivery options before ordering. The retailer’s Tread Flex and Tread Vision pages say those products cannot be delivered to Quebec and list standard shipping as curbside delivery. In-home delivery and installation are available in select areas for an additional charge.

The expansion follows Peloton’s Canadian showroom closures in September 2025, which included Yorkdale and West Vancouver. Peloton has also added Harvey Norman as a retail partner in Australia while expanding their smaller micro-store format in the United States. Peloton reported 19 U.S. micro-stores in their latest earnings update.

You can find the participating locations and contact details through Peloton’s Canadian showroom page.

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Christine shared the update in her newsletter, her first in over a year. She wrote:

“And, by the way, we have an Oct 2027 publishing confirmation! We just confirmed the font and layout details! It is simply surreal.”

She said her writing focus has been on the book since Putnam picked it up. Writing the book has involved revisiting every Wordshop and retreat she has led over the past thirteen years, including sessions attended by her newsletter readers.

Wordshop is Christine’s workshop focused on self-talk. Her website describes sessions that pair her storytelling with short, timed writing prompts. Participants then edit their responses and create a personal mantra.

Christine had teased that she was writing a book back in 2023, responding “It’s coming” to a follower who asked when to expect one.

We previously shared that Christine announced her book deal with Putnam in July 2025. At the time, the book was called Talking to Myself and described as combining personal stories with writing and thinking exercises focused on self-talk.

A current Travelgems page for Christine’s 2027 retreat says the full book title is Talking to Yourself: Change Your Life, One Word at a Time, with an anticipated fall 2027 publication.

We will share more details about Christine’s book as they become available.

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You can find the full details on the Black Friday sale on Peloton’s sale page (affiliate link). The hardware discounts range from $200 off Tread Flex to $1,300 off Tread+ Vision. This sale is also expected to run through Cyber Monday.

The prices below are in USD for the US offer. Peloton also has Black Friday sales in their other countries, though the discount amount will vary in local currencies.

Here are the Black Friday prices on just the equipment, before tax and assembly:

• Peloton Cross Training Bike – $400 off, for a price of $1,295.
• Peloton Cross Training Bike+ – $900 off, for a price of $1,795.
• Peloton Tread Flex – $200 off, for a price of $1,995.
• Peloton Tread Vision – $700 off, for a price of $2,795.
• Peloton Tread+ Vision – $1,300 off, for a price of $5,395.
• Peloton Cross Training Row+ – $650 off, for a price of $2,845.
• Refurbished Original Series Peloton Bike+ – $400 off, for a price of $995.

In addition to just the device, Peloton is also offering an extra $50 off Starter packages and $100 off Ultimate packages when the matching accessories are bought with new equipment.

Peloton is also offering one free month of All-Access Membership, advertised as a $49.99 value. Refurbished bikes are excluded. After purchase, members will receive a code for the free month in their order confirmation email, with a three-month redemption period listed in the fine print.

How Black Friday Compares to the Existing-Member Tread Offer

The early holiday offer for existing members ran through November 11. Black Friday matches the $1,995 Tread Flex and $2,795 Tread Vision prices offered to members.

Tread+ Vision costs $100 more in the public sale. Members had been offered $1,400 off, bringing it to $5,295 before assembly, compared with $1,300 off and $5,395 now. Including the required assembly fee, that is $5,594 with the member offer versus $5,694 for Black Friday.

Comparing Peloton’s 2026 vs 2025 Black Friday Sales

Compared with last year’s Black Friday sale, the Bike, Bike+, Row+, and refurbished Bike+ all have lower sale prices. The treadmill comparison involves different models, as the new Tread Flex, Tread Vision, and Tread+ Vision replaced the Cross Training Tread lineup this fall.

The table below compares device-only sale prices before assembly and tax. For last year’s Tread+, it uses the later improved price rather than the original offer.

The Bike and Bike+ discounts have increased from $300 and $700 last Black Friday to $400 and $900 this year. Row+ has gone from $200 off to $650 off, bringing the price down by $450.

Tread Vision’s $2,795 price matches last year’s Cross Training Tread sale price, although the newer model’s regular price is $200 higher at $3,495. Tread Flex gives buyers a new $1,995 option that was not in last year’s lineup.

Last year’s Cross Training Tread+ sale started at $5,495 with $1,200 off before Peloton increased the discount to $1,400, bringing it to $5,295. This year’s $5,395 Tread+ Vision is $100 below that opening price but $100 above the later offer. Both years have a required $299 assembly fee, so the same differences apply after assembly.

The refurbished Original Series Bike+ is $400 off both years. Its $600 lower sale price follows Peloton’s regular-price reduction from $1,995 to $1,395 in May.

As with last year, the new-equipment offers include one free month of All-Access Membership, while refurbished bikes do not. Starter and Ultimate packages also have the additional $50 and $100 discounts.

You can see what Peloton has offered for Black Friday for all time on our page here.

Comparing Black Friday with Previous Peloton Sales

Below you can find how this year’s Black Friday sales compare with other Peloton sales throughout the year.

The earlier Tread and Tread+ offers covered the Cross Training models. Tread Flex, Tread Vision, and Tread+ Vision replaced those models this fall, so they have separate rows. “N/A” means the model was not offered in that sale; “None” means the August sale did not discount that device. Bold marks the lowest price shown for each model in this table.

Both Black Friday sales and the New Year’s sale included one free month of All-Access Membership with eligible new equipment. The Winter, Memorial Day, July, August, and Labor Day sales did not. The 2025 Black Friday column uses the later improved Tread+ offer, rather than its original $1,200 discount.

The Bike matches the $1,295 prices from Winter and Memorial Day, while Bike+ matches the $1,795 prices from New Year’s and Memorial Day. Both cost $150 and $200 less, respectively, than during Labor Day, and this sale adds a free membership month.

Row+ is $100 below its Labor Day price and $450 below Black Friday 2025. At $2,845, it is the lowest Row+ price among the sales shown.

2026 Peloton Cross Training Bike Black Friday Sales, Discounts & Deals

The Peloton Cross Training Bike is $400 off, bringing the price to $1,295 instead of $1,695.

The Bike Starter package is $1,450, a total discount of $450. The Ultimate package is $1,690, a total discount of $500. Both include the free membership month.

2026 Peloton Cross Training Bike+ Black Friday Sales, Discounts & Deals

The Peloton Cross Training Bike+ is $900 off, bringing the price to $1,795 instead of $2,695.

The Bike+ Starter package is $1,950 with a total discount of $950, while the Ultimate package is $2,190 with a total discount of $1,000. Both include the free membership month.

2026 Peloton Refurbished Original Series Bike+ Black Friday Sales, Discounts & Deals

The refurbished Original Series Bike+ is also discounted, at $995 instead of $1,395. That is $400 off, but it does not include the free membership month.

2026 Peloton Tread Flex Black Friday Sales, Discounts & Deals

The Peloton Tread Flex is $200 off, bringing the price to $1,995 instead of $2,195.

The Tread Flex Starter package is $2,185, a total discount of $250. The Ultimate package is $2,305, a total discount of $300. The device and both packages include the free membership month.

2026 Peloton Tread Vision Black Friday Sales, Discounts & Deals

The Peloton Tread Vision is $700 off, bringing the price to $2,795 instead of $3,495.

The Tread Vision Starter package is $2,985 with a total discount of $750. The Ultimate package is $3,105 with a total discount of $800. The device and both packages include the free membership month.

2026 Peloton Tread+ Vision Black Friday Sales, Discounts & Deals

The Peloton Tread+ Vision is $1,300 off, bringing the price to $5,395 instead of $6,695.

The Tread+ Vision Starter package is $5,585 with a total discount of $1,350, while the Ultimate package is $5,705 with a total discount of $1,400. The device and both packages include the free membership month.

Tread+ Vision also has a required $299 assembly fee. Including assembly, the device is $5,694, the Starter package is $5,884, and the Ultimate package is $6,004, before tax.

2026 Peloton Cross Training Row+ Black Friday Sales, Discounts & Deals

The Peloton Cross Training Row+ is $650 off, bringing the price to $2,845 instead of $3,495.

The Row+ Starter package is $3,025 with a total discount of $700. The Ultimate package is $3,220 with a total discount of $750. The device and both packages include the free membership month.

Expert Assembly is optional at $150 for the Bike, Bike+, Row+, Tread Flex, and Tread Vision. That fee is separate from the prices listed above.

Holiday Price Matching, Financing & Other Terms

As we previously shared, Peloton’s holiday offer-match promotion covers eligible direct purchases made November 1-11, 2026. Buyers who now see a better Peloton offer on the same product can contact Member Support by November 30 with proof of purchase. The offer-match terms exclude third-party purchases and do not require canceling or returning an eligible order to request a match. Membership offers and financing promotions are excluded, so the free month should not be assumed to apply to an earlier purchase.

The US offer is available while supplies last, and discounts apply at checkout. An order with multiple pieces of hardware receives only the single highest applicable hardware discount. Sales tax is separate, extra delivery fees or restrictions may apply in remote areas, and the sale cannot be combined with certain other offers. An All-Access Membership is required for access to all Peloton content and applicable hardware features.

Peloton is also offering qualifying buyers 0% APR financing across all term lengths, including up to 36 months, through January 12, 2027. During the Labor Day sale, 0% APR was limited to the shortest loan terms. Financing requires credit approval; rates may be 0% or 4.99% APR based on eligibility, and a down payment may be required. The January 12 deadline applies only to financing.

You can see all of Peloton’s Black Friday sales Peloton’s offers page.

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The company announced the pricing on November 10, one day after launching the refinancing we covered earlier this week. The offering is $100 million larger than the original $600 million proposal.

Peloton expects the sale to close on November 20, subject to customary closing conditions. Gross proceeds would be approximately $700 million before the initial purchasers’ discounts and commissions and other offering expenses.

Interest will be paid twice a year. The 8.625% rate would mean about $60.4 million in annual interest on the new bonds while the full $700 million remains outstanding. That calculation covers the bonds’ stated interest payments, rather than all of Peloton’s financing costs.

Peloton plans to combine the net proceeds with cash they already have to repay their remaining term loan and cover related fees and expenses. The existing loan facility would then be terminated.

Although the release refers to a $1 billion term loan facility, that is the original facility size. Peloton’s latest quarterly filing says the remaining balance was $697.5 million after a $280 million payment on October 9.

The new bonds would replace a loan due in May 2029 with debt due in 2032.

The same quarterly filing reported a 10.5% effective interest rate on the term loan as of September 30. That effective rate includes the loan’s discount and issuance costs spread over its life. The new bonds’ 8.625% stated interest rate does not include the bonds’ own discounts, commissions and offering expenses, so the two figures alone do not establish exact savings.

The broader plan still includes a proposed $200 million revolving credit facility lasting five years. This would give Peloton access to borrowing capacity; it does not mean they are automatically borrowing another $200 million.

Peloton’s November 10 SEC filing also says neither establishing the new revolver nor repaying the existing loan is a condition of closing the bond sale.

Any remaining net proceeds may go toward general corporate purposes, which could include share repurchases, capital spending, working capital or acquisitions.

For the original $600 million proposal, SGB Media’s ratings coverage reports that S&P Global Ratings assigned Peloton a “BB-” company credit rating and a “BB” rating to the proposed notes and revolving facility. Moody’s assigned a “Ba3” rating to the proposed notes. Both agencies gave stable outlooks.

High-yield, or “junk,” bonds have ratings below investment grade. Both agencies cited Peloton’s cash flow as a strength, while highlighting continued subscriber losses and the risks of restoring growth.

We’ll share any other updates as they come up.

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The ride, strength class, and run were released on demand on Wednesday, November 11 at 12:00am ET. Peloton announced the lineup in a “Service connects us” image, saying:

“Come together to honor all who served in the U.S. armed forces. New Veterans Day classes are now available on demand.”

Below is the list of classes:

Peloton’s Veterans Day Classes for 2026

• 30 min Veterans Day Ride – Christine D’Ercole – 11/11/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 20 min Veterans Day Glutes & Legs – Logan Aldridge – 11/11/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 30 min Veterans Day Run – Marcel Dinkins – 11/11/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]

Christine, Logan, and Marcel all taught classes in last year’s Veterans Day lineup, which included a row with Matt Wilpers and a walk with Selena Samuela. The 2025 release mixed live classes and overnight on-demand drops, while all three of this year’s new classes are available on demand.

However, neither Peloton studio has live classes on Wednesdays. Peloton Studios London is also closed for maintenance November 9-13.

There is no badge available at time of publishing for taking one of these classes. You can find a full list of Peloton badges here.

Will you be taking one of Peloton’s Veterans Day classes?

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The company has emailed members who currently have more than 3,000 saved classes with the subject line “Important update to your saved Peloton classes.” Members who are still above the limit when the change takes effect will have bookmarks automatically removed until they reach the new cap.

Peloton said in the email:

“This change is necessary as part of a technical migration to a new system for managing saved classes.”

The limit takes effect on December 3, but Peloton is asking affected members to review their bookmarks before December 2, 2026.

If your saved list still exceeds 3,000 classes when the update takes effect, Peloton will remove bookmarks in the following order:

• First, they will start with the classes you bookmarked longest ago that you have not taken in the past six months, removing only as many as needed to reach 3,000.
• If you are still above the limit, they will keep your most recently bookmarked classes and remove older bookmarks until you reach 3,000.

The second step means taking a class recently does not necessarily protect its bookmark if your list remains over the limit after the first round of removals. The order is based on when you saved a class, rather than when the class was originally released.

Members can review saved classes in the Peloton App, on Peloton equipment, or on the web, and remove bookmarks they no longer want.

Peloton also warns that bookmarks removed automatically during this update cannot be restored. However, members can individually save those classes again if they remain in the Peloton library, subject to the 3,000-class limit.

The change affects the bookmarked list only. Workout History and stats will remain unchanged.

The bookmark cleanup is separate from Peloton’s Class Library Maintenance (i.e., purges) process, which removes classes entirely from the on-demand library.

You can see the full email from Peloton below:

We’re writing to let you know about an upcoming change to how saved classes are managed on Peloton.

What’s changing

Beginning December 3rd, 2026 Peloton will introduce a limit of 3,000 saved classes per Member. This change is necessary as part of a technical migration to a new system for managing saved classes. Our records indicate that you currently have more than 3,000 saved classes, so we wanted to give you advance notice and an opportunity to review your bookmarks before this change takes effect.

What this means for you

If you have more than 3,000 saved classes when the update takes effect, Peloton will automatically remove classes from your saved classes until you’re within the new limit. We’ll start with the classes you saved longest ago that you haven’t taken in the past six months. If you’re still over the limit after that, we’ll keep your most recently saved classes and remove older saved classes until you reach 3,000.

Your options before December 2, 2026:

• Review your bookmarks: Visit your saved classes in the Peloton App, on your Peloton equipment or web and remove any classes you no longer wish to keep.
• Take no action: If you have more than 3,000 saved classes when the update takes effect, Peloton will automatically remove classes from your saved classes as described above.

Important to know

Classes automatically removed from your saved classes as part of this update cannot be restored to your bookmarks. We encourage you to review your saved classes before December 2, 2026 if there are specific classes you’d like to keep. This update affects only your saved classes. Your Workout History and stats won’t change, and removed classes that remain in the Peloton class library can be saved again individually, up to the 3,000-class limit.

Thank you for being part of the Peloton community,
The Peloton Team

Members with more than 3,000 bookmarks who want to choose which classes stay on their saved list should review it before December 2, ahead of the December 3 update.

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Peloton shared the news via social media, writing:

“Turkey Burn 2026. A Feast of Movement. The table is set and booking opens Thursday, Nov 12, at 12 PM ET for the biggest gathering of the year! Get ready to gobble up the line-up of joyful new workouts.”

Thanksgiving is Thursday, November 26, two weeks after booking opens. The announcement does not include the instructors or class times for this year’s Turkey Burn lineup.

Last year’s Turkey Burn lineup featured live cycling, running, rowing, and “The Feast,” a Full Body Strength class with multiple instructors. Booking for those classes opened on November 13, 2025, also at noon ET two weeks before Thanksgiving.

Peloton is expected to have another “Feast” group strength class again this year.

In case you missed it, Peloton’s Countdown to Turkey Burn Challenge is already underway. It runs November 2-25, with a Gold badge for completing 18 eligible workouts.

Peloton introduced a 10-minute checkout hold for studio bookings in July, while keeping checkout limited to one class at a time.

You can find our guide to booking in-person Peloton classes here.

Members interested in taking Turkey Burn classes in person can book through the Peloton Studios booking site when spots open on Thursday, November 12, at 12:00pm ET.

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Peloton shared the news via Instagram, writing:

“We’ll carry on! @mychemicalromance makes their Peloton debut. Move to the era-defining rock band’s fearless anthems and theatrical alt-rock energy in classes on the Bike, Tread, Row, mat, and more.”

The lineup includes cycling, yoga, indoor and outdoor running, strength, and rowing. Four classes will drop on demand at 12:00am ET on Thursday, November 12. Charlotte Weidenbach’s German-language ride will premiere later that day, with live classes from Selena Samuela, Alex Karwoski, and Bradley Rose rounding out the schedule.

You can view the complete class list below:

Peloton My Chemical Romance Classes & Schedule & Workouts – Featured Artist Series

• 10 min My Chemical Romance Warm Up Ride – Christine D’Ercole – 11/12/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 20 min My Chemical Romance Yoga Flow – Kirra Michel – 11/12/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 30 min My Chemical Romance Run – Camila Ramón – 11/12/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 20 min My Chemical Romance Outdoor Run – Logan Aldridge – 11/12/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 45 min My Chemical Romance Ride – Charlotte Weidenbach – 11/12/26 @ 12:30pm ET [German, Premiere]
• 30 min My Chemical Romance Upper Body Strength – Selena Samuela – 11/12/26 @ 1:45pm ET
• 30 min My Chemical Romance Row – Alex Karwoski – 11/12/26 @ 5:30pm ET
• 30 min My Chemical Romance Ride – Bradley Rose – 11/14/26 @ 7:30am ET

We first shared last week that a My Chemical Romance artist series was on the way, after classes appeared on the Peloton Studios booking site.

My Chemical Romance is celebrating the 20th anniversary of The Black Parade.

Peloton also has Noah Kahan classes on the way later in November.

You can browse our complete guide to Peloton badges and list of previous Peloton artist series.

You can view Peloton’s full My Chemical Romance announcement via Instagram.

Which My Chemical Romance class are you looking forward to taking?

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According to Peloton’s event page, Chelsea will lead a meditation, followed by a warm-up with Alex and Robin. Participants will then head out for a 5K walk and run along the West Side Highway before returning to the studio for a mixer.

Peloton describes the event as:

It’s a Run Club Friendsgiving! Grab a friend and join us for an evening celebrating friendship, gratitude, and the joy of moving together!

The Friendsgiving event takes place on the same day as Peloton Studios London’s International Men’s Day Run Club with Marcel Maurer.

Doors at PSNY open at 4:15pm ET, and the event begins at 4:45pm ET. Attendance is open to members and non-members ages 18 and older. Spots are limited to one per person and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so friends need to register separately. Participants must have a confirmed registration and complete an activity waiver.

The 5K starts and finishes at the studio, with runners and walkers of all levels welcome. Peloton lists four pace groups:

• Group 1: Under 10 minutes per mile
• Group 2: 10-12 minutes per mile
• Group 3: Walk + Run
• Group 4: Walking

Attendees should use the Manhattan West Plaza entrance near 438 W 33rd St, closest to Moynihan Train Hall. The entrance at 370 10th Ave will be closed. Bag drop and lockers will be available, and the locker rooms and showers will be open after the run or walk.

Peloton recommends wearing bright or reflective clothing for the 5K after sunset and dressing for the weather. The event may change or be cancelled due to adverse weather. Participants will also receive a 20% discount at the PSNY retail store on the Plaza Level. Exclusions apply; attendees can ask the store team for details.

The event follows October 27’s PSNY Run Club for National Dog Adoption Month with Jess Sims, Olivia Amato, and Matty Maggiacomo. Chelsea was also scheduled to lead a meditation before PSNY’s Black History Month Run Club in February.

You can register through the “Join Us” link on Peloton’s Friendsgiving Run Club event page.

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Peloton says this is the first-ever class taught on the Bike and Tread simultaneously. Christine teaches the class from the Bike, with Kirsten teaching the class from a Tread next to her. The front row of the studio was filled with Bikes, with the second row of the studio having Treads.

The two 20 min classes were added on Sunday, November 8, 2026 at 12:00am ET. When we shared that the classes were on the way, Peloton had originally stated they would have a November 15 release. They ended up being released a week early.

The workout was recorded at the fall instructor summit in New York.

Peloton announced the release via Instagram. In an email, Peloton said:

“36 instructors came together for our first ever class taught on the Bike and Tread simultaneously, led by Christine and Kirsten. Clip in or lace up and join them.”

Although the social post calls them “Move As One,” the classes are listed in the library as “Move Together.” Both are linked below:

• 20 min Move Together Ride: PSNY – Christine D’Ercole & Kirsten Ferguson – 11/8/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 20 min Move Together Run: PSNY – Christine D’Ercole & Kirsten Ferguson – 11/8/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]

Early on, Christine & Kirsten point out that “the entire New York-based instructor team” is in the room, then ask everyone to consider how they enter a room and what they bring and give.

Kirsten tells Christine how honored she feels to be part of the team, then acknowledges that everyone has arrived carrying different things, with some feeling high and others feeling low. For the next 20 minutes, though, they are moving together. She tells the group, “whatever you came in this room carrying, we got you.”

During the warm-up, they ask their fellow instructors to push for the teammate beside them and tell that person, “this one’s for you.” For the next push, they ask everyone to focus on the teammate opposite them.

The pair repeatedly ask the room to sing along. Christine also raps during one of the climbs, with Kirsten asking everyone to give it up for her and calling out, “She’s trying to rap and ride, baby.”

The workout includes hills, intervals and a final 15-second push. Kirsten gives pace and incline cues for runners and walkers, while Christine coaches cadence and resistance for riders.

Alicia Keys’ “Good Job” is the final song on the playlist. As the class winds down, the instructors ask everyone to put a hand on their heart and another on their gut, calm their breathing and recognize that they showed up. They tell the group their best was more than enough, and Christine and Kirsten finish by telling each other it was an honor to move together.

There will also be a class released featuring the UK instructors from their summit at Peloton Studios London. Peloton says this should be released on November 15.

Earlier instructor summit workouts were released as Reconnect Rides, including Denis Morton’s January class from New York and Hannah Frankson’s February class from London.

Will you be taking the Move As One / Move Together class on the Bike or Tread?

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As a reminder, Peloton Studios London (PSL) is closed from November 9 through November 13 this week, with live classes resuming on Saturday, November 14.

On Friday, November 13, Adrian Williams has a 30 minute Live DJ Run with DJ John Michael at 5 PM ET. This run will feature pace targets.

On Saturday, November 14, Katie Wang has a new 45 minute Power Pyramid. Join her on the live leaderboard at 7:45 AM ET (12:45 PM GMT).

Power Pyramid is Katie’s signature full body strength series that launched in July of this year. The class format follows a “TACOCAT” structure, where the exercise order mimics starting at the bottom of a pyramid, working your way up to the top, then coming back down in reverse order. This will be Katie’s third Power Pyramid class. So far, new classes are coming every other month.

On Sunday, November 15, you can choose your own adventure with two classes both live at 12:15 PM ET (5:15 PM GMT). The first is Ally Love with a 30 minute Sundays with Love Ride.

If you’d prefer to stick to the mat on Sunday, Ash Pryor is teaching her first Pilates class live with members in studio. This will be a 30 minute Advanced Beginner Pilates.

Ash debuted as Peloton’s newest Pilates instructor with the launch of her 2-week Advanced Beginner Pilates program in August this year

Also, this is Week 2 of Peloton’s 2026 Countdown to Turkey Burn Challenge. Many of this week’s classes will be held live at 6:30 AM ET. If you can’t catch it live, you can find the classes in the Countdown to Turkey Burn 2026 collection.

Peloton shared this week’s Turkey Burn class lineup.

2026 Countdown to Turkey Burn – Week 2 classes

• Day 1: 30 min Countdown to TB Full Body: W2 D1 – Andy Speer – 11/9/26 @ 6:30 AM ET (11:30 AM BST)
• Day 2: Choose Your Cardio
  • 20 min Countdown to TB Run: W2 D2 – Kirsten Ferguson – 11/10/26 @ 6:30 AM ET (11:30 AM BST)
  • 30 min Countdown to TB Ride: W2 D2 – Ben Alldis – 11/10/26 On Demand @ 12 AM ET (5 AM BST)
  • 20 min Countdown to TB Row: W2 D2 – Ash Pryor – 11/10/26 @ 6:30 AM ET (11:30 AM BST)
• Day 3: 15 min Countdown to TB Core: W2 D3 – Zacharias Niedzwiecki – 11/11/26 On Demand @ 12 AM ET (5 AM BST)
• Day 4: 30 min Countdown to TB Full Body: W2 D4 – Andy Speer – 11/12/26 On Demand @ 12 AM ET (5 AM BST)
• Day 5: Choose Your Cardio:
  • 30 min Countdown to TB Run: W2 D5 – Kirsten Ferguson – 11/13/26 @ 6:30 AM ET (11:30 AM BST)
  • 45 min Countdown to TB Ride: W2 D5 – Robin Arzón – 11/13/26 @ 6:30 AM ET (11:30 AM BST)
  • 30 min Countdown to TB Row: W2 D5 – Ash Pryor – 11/13/26 @ 6:30 AM ET (11:30 AM BST)

On Day 6, Peloton suggests “go long with a scenic class,” like a 45 minute Lake Tahoe Run, a 45 minute Chicago Lakefront Trail Ride, or a 30 minute Bowman Lake Row. Scenic classes must be taken on a Peloton hardware device.

Check out the full “This Week at Peloton” post for November 9 through 15 from @PelotonStudios on Instagram.

There are so many great class options this week. How will you move with Peloton?

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The company announced the proposed transactions on November 9. They plan to use the money raised from the bonds, along with cash they already have, to pay off their remaining term loan and cover fees and expenses.

The two parts of the proposal are:

• $600 million in senior secured notes due in 2032, with interest paid twice a year. The interest rate and other terms have not yet been set.
• A proposed $200 million revolving credit facility lasting five years. This provides borrowing capacity, rather than automatically adding $200 million to Peloton’s outstanding debt.

Peloton says their existing $1 billion term loan facility would be terminated when the remaining loans are repaid. The bond offering can close without the new revolving facility being established or the existing loan being repaid.

Any money left over could go toward purposes including share repurchases, capital spending, working capital or acquisitions.

Bloomberg describes the offering as a “junk bond” sale. Also called high-yield bonds, these carry lower credit ratings and a higher perceived risk of default than investment-grade bonds.

CFO Sid Thacker previously discussed a potential refinancing during Peloton’s November 5 earnings call. Thacker said the company’s goals were to complete their first ratings process, reduce debt, lower their cost of capital and give them more flexibility to deploy capital while maintaining a strong balance sheet.

Thacker said:

“Given the volatility in credit markets since late August, we are being methodical about our approach to any future refinancing. Our results this quarter, combined with strong free cash flow, further strengthen our operating and financial profile with the credit markets.”

As we covered in Peloton’s Q1 FY2027 earnings results, the company had already paid down $280 million of their term loan in October. Their quarterly filing puts the remaining loan balance at $697.5 million after the October 9 payment.

Peloton previously announced a global refinancing in May 2024 and completed it later that month. That deal included the $1 billion five-year term loan, $350 million in convertible notes due in 2029 and a $100 million revolving credit facility.

The new proposal would replace the remaining term loan, due in 2029, with bonds maturing in 2032. The release does not propose repaying the separate $350 million in convertible notes or specify whether the new revolver will replace the existing $100 million facility.

Lower borrowing costs remain one of Peloton’s stated goals. Whether this offering achieves that will depend on the final terms, which have not yet been announced.

You can read Peloton’s full refinancing announcement here.

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Nominations are open through Sunday, November 15, 2026, at 11:59pm ET. Eligible Peloton members can make submissions in the United States, Canada excluding Quebec, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Germany. Austria is excluded.

According to the official nomination terms, Peloton plans to select up to 10 organizations in the US, five in the UK, and two each in Canada, Australia, and Germany. They may select fewer, and members submitting nominations receive no prize themselves.

Each selected nonprofit will receive one Bike+ Pro with commercial pedals, delivery and standard setup, a commercial limited warranty, and 36 months of Peloton Commercial Membership. Peloton lists the bike’s approximate US retail value at $3,795 and the included membership at $1,800.

After the included 36 months, membership automatically renews at the then-current price unless canceled. Accessories and maintenance beyond the warranty are not included. Delivery is targeted for December 1, 2026, but is not guaranteed.

The Bike+ Pro is part of Peloton’s commercial Pro Series, designed for shared settings.

Nominators must have held an All-Access and/or App Membership in good standing before nominations opened on November 6 at 9:00am ET. They must also be at least 18.

The organization must be in the nominator’s country, meet that country’s nonprofit requirements, and have a physical location within Peloton’s delivery area where the bike can be safely installed, used, and supervised. In the US, organizations must have 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status.

Individuals, for-profit businesses, government bodies including public schools, political organizations, and private foundations are excluded. Religious organizations can qualify if the bike will be used for non-sectarian community programming. Additional conflict-of-interest restrictions apply.

The form asks for your name, Peloton account email, country, and optional Leaderboard name, along with the organization’s legal name, address, website, contact email, and charity registration or tax identification number if known.

The nomination questions cover:

• Who the organization serves and what barriers to movement or wellbeing a bike could help address.
• Your connection to the organization and why you are nominating it.
• Who would use the Bike+ Pro and how it would fit into the organization’s activities.
• Whether there is a suitable place for the bike and someone who could oversee its use, with Yes, No, or Not Sure as the choices.

Each person can submit one nomination. Multiple people can nominate the same organization, but nominations are not votes. Peloton’s committee will score program fit out of 50 points, community need out of 25, and the member’s connection out of 25 to pick which organizations to make the donation to.

Selected organizations must confirm eligibility, sign a donation agreement, and confirm site readiness and delivery logistics within seven days of Peloton’s message.

Peloton previously created the Peloton Comeback program, which launched in 2019 with 100 bikes over 100 days. Peloton later announced Comeback would continue with 50 bike donations per month for individuals or organizations, with accessories and three years of membership included.

The old Comeback site now brings visitors to Peloton’s Impact and Inclusion page. Like Comeback, the new donation includes three years of membership. However, the current program is limited to nonprofits and excludes accessories. Peloton has not announced it as a formal replacement for Comeback.

You can nominate an organization here before the November 15 deadline.

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We first shared these closure dates a month ago. Peloton has said the November closures are for maintenance.

The five-day London closure follows the November 2-8 break at Peloton Studios New York (PSNY). Live classes from New York are scheduled to return Monday, November 9, as London’s break begins.

New York will have live classes on their usual operating days during the PSL closure. However, PSNY does not have live classes on Wednesdays, so there will be no live classes from either studio on Wednesday, November 11.

Encores from London instructors will still appear on the schedule during the break, and new on-demand classes will be added as well. Members can continue taking classes from the on-demand library.

The closure also falls during the second week of Peloton’s Countdown to Turkey Burn Challenge, with some classes in that plan appearing as encores.

Live classes from London are scheduled to return Saturday, November 14, with both studios offering live classes again that weekend.

You can see the upcoming classes on Peloton’s class schedule.

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The screening starts at 4:00pm, with check-in from 3:30pm. The event is open to members and non-members at PSL, 11 Floral Street, London WC2E 9DH. Registration is limited to one spot per person, with spaces available on a first-come, first-served basis through Peloton’s event page.

The approximately 16-minute documentary follows Noah’s recovery after a 30-foot fall in 2019 left him with brain and spinal injuries. In the film, he describes being told he would never walk again, and the rehabilitation, training, and support from family and his local community that followed.

Noah says he had completed more than 1,000 Peloton rides by the time of filming, and describes the Bike’s role in his training and recovery. The film also covers Noah’s first in-studio class, a live class with Sam Yo in London, and their meeting afterward.

In the film, Noah shows a silver medal he says he won in the 800m at a frame running competition in Copenhagen. Frame running uses a frame that supports the athlete as they propel themselves with their feet. His goal is to compete at the Paralympics. The Starr Trust helped fund his running frame.

Peloton’s event page also lists an English Championships 100m bronze medal in frame running, and says Noah competes in seated throws and as a classified British Cycling tricycle rider.

Peloton shared Noah’s story via Instagram, and you can watch the full documentary on YouTube.

Following the screening, Peloton will host a fireside chat featuring both Noah and Sam Yo. There will then be a member mixer with a live DJ set from 5:00pm – 6:30pm.

Peloton previously released Susie Chan’s documentary “135” in January 2024, and held an invite-only event with Susie at their London offices on the day of its release.

The watch party is part of Member Gratitude Season. Peloton is also hosting a Gratitude Season Wrap Party at PSNY on November 12.

If you’re interested in attending the London watch party, you can register through Peloton’s event page.

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The annual list recognizes Latinas across fields including entertainment, sports, fashion, and wellness. Camila appears in the Beauty & Wellness category, while Robin is included among the Changemakers.

Camila attended the Latina Powerhouse gala in Miami on November 2, held at the Ziff Ballet Opera House at the Adrienne Arsht Center. She shared her thoughts on the ceremony via Instagram, writing:

“Gracias @holausa for recognizing my journey alongside so many incredible Latinas making their mark.”

In her post, Camila spoke about helping Latinas feel strong and building a fitness community that celebrates their culture and music. She said that work continues at Peloton through Spanish-language content, and thanked her community for supporting her music career.

HOLA!’s profile of Camila covers her approach to body image, her use of Latin music in class, and her work outside Peloton. That includes her own music and the “Hasta Abajo” podcast she launched with Melissa Ortiz in 2025. The profile also notes her recognition among El Diario’s Mujeres Destacadas in 2025.

Robin’s profile highlights her “Eat to Hustle” cookbook, “Project Swagger” podcast, and teaching at the Me, Myself & I wellness festival in Puerto Rico in April.

Robin was also named to the Next Legacy 50 list earlier this year and TIME’s Latino Leaders list in 2023.

Congratulations to Robin and Camila.

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Peloton describes the collection as:

“No rules. No skips. Just Harry. With his epic NYC residency in its final nights, we’re celebrating the songs, the spirit, and the unapologetic individuality behind the music. New classes drop through Harryween.”

The final two shows of Styles’ Madison Square Garden residency, on October 30 and 31, were billed as “Harryween.”

The newer workouts come from the Harry Styles artist series released October 29-31, 2026. They included cycling, running, walking, rowing, yoga, Pilates, strength, and stretching.

The older classes are from the May 2022 Harry Styles artist series, which celebrated the release of Harry’s House. Those include the Two for One Ride with Ally Love and Emma Lovewell, as well as the Two for One Run with Becs Gentry and Jermaine Johnson.

Peloton also added a Miley Cyrus collection in October, combining her latest artist series with earlier workouts featuring her music.

You can browse both years of workouts in the Harry Styles collection here.

Which Harry Styles class will you be taking next?

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According to Peloton’s event page, the evening will include information about men’s health and wellbeing before the run and walk, followed by refreshments afterward.

The event takes place a day before International Men’s Day on November 19.

Peloton members and non-members can attend, with one reservation per person. Spaces are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, and participants need a confirmed registration and signed activity waiver.

The routes begin and end at Peloton Studios London, 11 Floral Street, London, WC2E 9DH. There is an approximately 5K route for runners and run-walk participants, plus a separate 3K walking option. Peloton welcomes all levels and lists four pace groups:

• Group 1 (5K): 25-30 minutes
• Group 2 (5K): 30-35 minutes
• Group 3 (5K): Walk + Run
• Group 4 (3K): Walking

Doors open at 5:30pm GMT, and check-in closes at 6:25pm. The warm-up starts at 6:30pm, with groups leaving the studio in waves from 6:35pm.

Participants will have access to a bag drop and lockers, but the showers will be closed. Peloton notes that the event may change or be cancelled due to adverse weather.

Attendees will also receive a 20% discount at the Peloton Studios London Store next door at 12 Floral Street.

The November event follows October 28’s UK Black History Month Run Club with Jermaine Johnson. Marcel previously co-led January’s PSL Run Club with Jermaine.

If you are interested in attending, you can register through the “Join Us” link on Peloton’s event page.

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