We first shared that Jess King was set to teach Power Zone classes earlier this month, when a single class turned up on the schedule with no official word from Peloton. That class, a 45 minute Power Zone Endurance Ride, airs this Thursday, July 16.

Peloton has now outlined what her Power Zone schedule will look like going forward:

• Monthly Drops: one brand new Jess King Power Zone class every month.
• Live & On-Demand: some classes will air live, with ongoing on-demand releases.
• Bonus Rides: surprise sub slots and extra class drops along the way.

So members should expect roughly one new class a month, with a chance of a few extra sprinkled in.

Peloton is framing the addition as “Sweat Steady Mindset Meets PZ Precision,” tying her signature Sweat Steady format to Power Zone training.

Jess spoke about her approach to the format:

“I am beyond thrilled to join the Power Zone roster and bring the magic and grit of Sweat Steady along with me! We are taking that deep, transformative mindset you know and love, and marrying it with precision coaching. Yes, we’re going to lock into those numbers and explore your zones—but we’re also going to connect deeper to ourselves and one another. By meeting at the intersection of our movement and the music, we’ll use that synergy to elevate and actually enjoy the efficiency of Power Zone training. Let’s redefine what it means to power through. I’ll see you on the leaderboard.”

A second live power zone class from Jess King is already on the schedule. Jess is set to teach a 30 minute Power Zone EDM Ride on Thursday, August 13 at 5:30pm ET, with members in studio.

You can find both of her currently scheduled Power Zone classes below:

• 45 min. Power Zone Endurance Ride – Jess King – 7/16/26 @ 5:30pm ET
• 30 min. Power Zone EDM Ride – Jess King – 8/13/26 @ 5:30pm ET

Just because Jess talks about bringing grit of Sweat Steady to power zone doesn’t mean the end of regular Sweat Steady classes. Jess has a regular Sweat Steady ride on the schedule for Friday, July 24th.

Are you planning to take Jess King’s first Power Zone ride this Thursday?

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First up, make sure your FTP Test is up to date in time for Jess King’s Power Zone debut on Thursday, July 16! Jess will be teaching a live 45 minute Power Zone Endurance Ride at 5:30 PM ET (7:30 AM AEST + 1).

We first spotted Jess King’s Power Zone ride on the live schedule earlier this month. The last time new Power Zone instructors were introduced was in November 2023, with Hannah Frankson, Tunde Oyeneyin, and Charlotte Weidenbach announced.

Jess has taught Sweat Steady classes for a number of years, which followed a structured plan, much like power zone.

Also this week, new Extra Steps classes will drop on demand on Wednesday, July 15 at 12 AM ET (5 AM BST). There will be two new classes, a 10 minute ~1500 Steps Walk with Jon Hosking and a 15 minute ~2000 Steps Outdoor Walk with Kirsten Ferguson.

You can find all of Peloton’s Extra Steps classes in the Extra Steps collection which includes both Tread classes and outdoor/audio classes.

A 30 minute Intermediate Focus Flow on Headstands with Aditi Shah will drop on demand on Wednesday, July 15 at 10 AM ET (3 PM BST).

Lastly, Andy Speer has a live 20 minute Metal Arms & Shoulders strength class on Thursday, July 16 at 11:30 AM ET (4:30 PM BST).

This is also the second week of Rebecca’s HiLit+ training plan. Each new day’s classes drop on demand in the HiLit+ collection.

Check out the full “This Week at Peloton” post for July 13 through July 19 from @PelotonStudios on Instagram.

Which featured classes will you take this week?

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This will be a four-class series. Classes have been released directly on demand every two weeks starting on June 5, 2026. The fourth and final class will be on demand on July 17 at 12 AM ET.

You can find the Run + Flow classes in the Tread Bootcamp class category and also in their own class collection. As the collection describes:

“Pair the power of running with the restorative benefits of yoga in new Run + Flow classes with Mariana. In each workout, you’ll build strength, improve mobility, and support recovery so you can keep moving for years to come.”

In Mariana’s announcement of her new class series, she explained how she came to create this class style as a runner of 30+ years and the overall intent behind it:

“These classes will take your right from your run directly into your recovery flow all in one. We’re gonna get our miles on the Tread first, then we take our sneakers off and head directly to the mat where we build a flow together. This is how I’ve been training for years and years, and I found it to be the ultimate training routine to keep your body moving.
Over these four classes, we’ll tackle miles, improve our mind-body connection, and learn recovery tips you can easily bring into your weekly training. And for someone who might not think that yoga is for them, we’re going to start from the basics and build from there.”

So far, the first three classes of the series are structured differently to incorporate running and yoga together in different combinations.

Format of Class 1: 6/5/26

• 5 min warmup (Tread)
• 23 min run (endurance, moderate pace)
• 1 min cool down (Tread)
• 1 min transition
• 15 min yoga flow

Format of Class 2: 6/19/26

• 4 min warmup (Tread)
• 20 min run (intervals)
• 1 min cool down (Tread)
• 1 min transition
• 20 min yoga flow

Format of Class 3: 7/3/26

• 6 min warmup (mat)
• 2 min warmup (Tread)
• 20 min run (intervals)
• 19 min yoga flow

As you can see from the class formats, the first class eases the member into both the run and the yoga flow, with the run being an endurance run at moderate pace and the yoga section essentially serving as a deep post-run recovery stretch. For runners who are new to yoga, Mariana goes over some basic yoga poses with detailed instruction and modification options.

Mariana also shared more on the impetus behind the Run + Flow series in class 1 and what members can expect to get from it:

“This series, this class type that I have been working for the last five years to bring to the platform, to see how you can take care of your body while you run and then immediately after.
One of the key learning tools we’ll be talking about is proprioception, your body moving in space. So whether it’s a running cue, you’re on your mat, how do we become aware of how our body’s moving? And it becomes this really beautiful connection to yourself. It’s kept me injury-free, it’s kept me mobile, healthy. So I want to share and impart that with you to see if you can use it as part of your training plan.”

The second class has a shorter run that is intervals-based, followed by a longer flow. In both sections, Mariana encourages the focus to be using your breath as a tool, how your breath helps you through tough run intervals, and how it helps you deepen into your yoga poses to release and recover.

Class 3 begins by using yoga as a targeted muscle activation to warm up prior to your run. This class is another intervals run and concludes with a second yoga flow.

The fourth class drops on July 17, but the format has not yet been revealed.

Have you taken a Run + Flow yoga class with Mariana Fernandez? What do you think of combining running and yoga together?

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Peloton shared the news in its “July Workouts To Watch” email, teasing Katie’s Power Pyramid, a new strength series from Katie Wang, and Sculpt 30, a new class type blending Pilates, barre, and bodyweight strength.

First, Katie Wang is getting her own signature series, built around the pyramid-style programming she already uses in her strength classes. Peloton describes it in the email:

“Katie brings her pyramid-style programming to a new series of well-balanced strength sessions. Feel the power in the July 24 kickoff class, designed to keep you energized from warm-up band work to the epic finale.”

The kickoff class is a 45 minute strength class on Friday, July 24 at 9:30am ET. Its class description offers a few more details:

“Meet Katie on the mat as she brings her beloved “TACOCAT” pyramid to the first workout of her signature series. Feel the power in a well-balanced strength session that will keep you energized from warm-up band work to the handpicked finale track.”

TACOCAT is the name Katie uses with members for her pyramid structure. It is a palindrome, reading the same forward and backward, matching the way a pyramid workout climbs up through a progression and then works back down the same way in reverse.

The second addition is Sculpt 30, a new class type launching later in July:

“Low impact meets high energy in Sculpt 30—a seamless blend of Pilates, barre, and bodyweight strength moves with added equipment. Level up your fitness in these dynamic new classes, starting July 27.”

The classes start on Monday, July 27. Peloton did not name a specific instructor for this in the email, but the section featured an image of Hannah Corbin, so look for her, and possibly others, to be teaching the format. Hannah was one of the instructors who launched barre at Peloton in 2020, and she recently returned to teaching Pilates alongside Ally Love after more than four years away from the format.

Sculpt 30 arrives in the middle of Peloton’s ongoing push around Pilates and barre. Peloton refreshed both formats last year with new class names and structures, adding types like Barre: Sculpt, Pilates: Power, and 15 minute Express classes, and has since elevated Pilates to its own top-level filter. What sets Sculpt 30 apart is that it crosses formats, pulling from Pilates, barre, and bodyweight strength in one class rather than staying within a single discipline.

Will you be taking Katie’s Power Pyramid or Sculpt 30?

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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 275 in your player of choice!

This episode is hosted by Chris Lewis (#PeloBuddy) and Holly Kabler (#Crabbie_KakeS).

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

• Jess King will be teaching Power Zone classes, according to the Peloton schedule.
• Peloton is making their app & hardware discounts for seniors (65+) more widely available.
• There is now a 10 minute checkout period when booking in person Peloton classes.
• The NBA League Pass app is no longer part of Peloton Entertainment.
• Peloton is adding a section for Peloton Teams on the leaderboard of hardware devices.
• Peloton is testing having dedicated schedule pages for each instructor.
• The Peloton app now has focus areas, showing muscle groups you’ll be working in strength & yoga.
• The location of where Calories & Distance are shown on the Tread have been swapped.
• The power zone bar on Peloton Bikes has a bug where the numerical zones are shifted.
• Peloton celebrated the 4th of July with several special classes.
• The first week of HiLit+ classes with Rebecca Kennedy has taken place.
• A featured artist series showcasing the music of Bon Jovi took place.
• A featured artist series showcasing the music of Helene Fischer took place.
• Peloton highlighted some classes in “This Week at Peloton.”
• Camila Ramon will teach the next Club Peloton live class – this one for Legend members.
• Kirsten Ferguson is writing a book with her daughters.
• Selena Samuela is leading the July run club in NYC.
• Cody Rigsby will have a meet & greet in London
• There is a live podcast recording with Becs Gentry in NYC.

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.

• Charlotte & Mayla – 30 min Bon Jovi Two For One Ride [German] – 7/3/26 @ 5:40am ET (#CarlRides9)
• Benny Adami – 30 min Helene Fischer Ride [German] – 7/3/26 @ 11:00am ET (#AMAJar3)
• Susie Chan – 20 min Classic Rock Run – 7/3/26 @ 1:30pm ET (#FV74TX)
• Logan, Rad, Callie, Katie, Adrian, Selena – 45 min Summer Blast Full Body Strength – 7/4/26 @ 12:00am ET (#Ginger738)
• Matt Wilpers – 30 min Fourth of July Ride – 7/4/26 @ 8:00am ET (#AMAJar3)
• Mila Lazar – 30 min Disco Ride [English] – 7/4/26 @ 9:00am ET (#TiffanyKL3)
• Anna Greenberg – 30 min Morning Yoga Flow – 7/4/26 @ 9:30am ET (#AMAJar3)
• Sam Yo – 30 min 2000s Rock Ride – 7/5/26 @ 5:00am ET (#AndyTT43)
• Mariana Fernandez – 30 min Focus Flow: For Runners – 7/5/26 @ 11:30am ET (#VandaNicole)
• Rebecca Kennedy – 45 min HiLit+: Power Walk W1D2 – 7/7/26 @ 12:00am ET (#LesliePT, #Purprin82)
• Greta Dopp – 60 min Yoga Flow – 7/7/26 @ 12:00am ET (#BobbiYogiWW)
• Assal Arian – 30 min Glutes & Legs Strength [English] – 7/7/26 @ 6:30am ET (#AMAJar3)
• Ally Love – 30 min Tabata Ride – 7/7/26 @ 6:30am ET (#FrankieSmith3)
• Denis Morton – 30 min Power Zone Endurance Ride – 7/7/26 @ 3:00pm ET (#PhishHead66)
• Kirra Michel – 20 min Deep Relaxation Meditation – 7/7/26 @ 6:40pm ET (#AMAJar3)

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The event, billed as the Peloton x TOGETHXR WNBA All-Star Morning Run, brings together Peloton instructors Jess Sims and Kirsten Ferguson, the running club Cooldown, and sports analysts Monica McNutt and Ros Gold-Onwude.

It takes place at the TOGETHXR House at 113 N Elizabeth Street in Chicago’s West Loop, home base for the women’s sports media brand, the same day the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game is held across town at the United Center.

Member check-in begins at 9:30am, with the run starting at 10:00am. Jess Sims, Kirsten Ferguson, and Cooldown will lead a 5K through the West Loop, starting and finishing at the TOGETHXR House. Afterward, attendees can recover at the Peloton Boost Bar station with coffee and juice.

At 11:30am, the morning shifts to the Courtside Coffee Chat, a live panel moderated by Kirsten Ferguson and featuring Jess Sims, Monica McNutt, and Ros Gold-Onwude. The conversation is set to cover fitness, culture, and the momentum behind women’s sports.

The event is free and open to both Peloton Members and non-Members. Each attendee needs to complete their own registration, and a waiver is required before the run.

Cooldown, the run club co-leading the 5K, bills itself as the largest social running community in the US, with chapters in more than 15 cities. Its Chicago group meets weekly and welcomes runners of all paces.

It is a busy weekend in Chicago for Peloton instructors. Several of them, including Jess Sims, are also part of the Faces of Fitness festival in River North on July 25 and 26.

If you would like to attend the WNBA group run, you can register for free via the event page.

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PSL already has no live classes on Wednesdays and Thursdays each week, so the full stretch with no live classes from London will run from Wednesday, August 26 through Sunday, August 30.

The closure falls over the United Kingdom’s late-summer bank holiday, which lands on Monday, August 31. It is not yet confirmed whether PSL will also skip live classes that Monday and the following Tuesday, September 1.

Although several NYC instructors are teaching from London this summer, none were scheduled to be teaching that weekend.

Peloton has historically described these late-summer closures as studio maintenance. Last year the company ran a run of summer closures, including a 4K camera installation at Peloton Studios New York, and closed both studios over Labor Day weekend. PSL’s summer closure fell on these same August 28-30 dates back in 2024.

Peloton only recently began having classes on Sundays again earlier this year.

Peloton has not yet said whether Peloton Studios New York (PSNY) will have a summer or Labor Day closure of its own this year. In the US, Labor Day falls on Monday, September 7.

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

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The event is a live taping of journalist Emily Abbate’s Hurdle podcast, with Abbate sitting down to interview Gentry. It is hosted by Rivian, the electric vehicle maker, at its Rivian Performance House at 461 W 14th Street in Manhattan, and runs from 6:00pm to 8:00pm ET.

The event page describes the evening:

“Join us for an exclusive evening dedicated to endurance, authenticity, and choosing the uneven, unpredictable path in your athletic and personal evolution. Journalist and host of Hurdle Emily Abbate sits down for a live podcast recording with elite marathoner and fitness instructor Becs Gentry. Together, they’ll unpack what it takes to push past your limits, stay motivated through the grind, and build a community that keeps you moving forward.”

Gentry is a podcast host herself, serving as cohost of the NYRR “Set The Pace” podcast.

Attendance is free, but seating is limited, and Rivian notes that only guests with a confirmation email will be admitted.

This is a Rivian brand event as much as a podcast taping. Registration takes place through Rivian’s event page, and the form also asks whether you would like details about a Rivian demo drive.

If you are interested in attending, you can register for free via the event page.

This event is taking place the same day that Selena Samuela will lead the in-person Peloton run club for NYC in July.

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Peloton has quietly added a dedicated schedule page for each instructor, giving every coach their own page that lists their upcoming live classes, as part of a new feature they are experimenting with.

Each page lives at its own web address and shows that instructor’s upcoming live classes in either a list view or a calendar “Week at a Glance” view. You can see an example of Kirsten Ferguson’s schedule here.

Each class is clickable, taking you to its class detail page on the Peloton app or website, where you can add it to your schedule if you want. Because each page has its own web address, you can bookmark it or share the link.

None of this is brand-new capability. You could already pull the same information by filtering the upcoming class schedule by instructor. The difference is convenience: rather than filtering each time, you can bookmark one instructor’s page and check it in a single click.

One caveat: you do not get quite as full a view as the regular schedule. These pages tend to show roughly the next few days through the upcoming weekend, rather than the full two weeks you can see by filtering the schedule in the app.

The pages also do not yet distinguish class types between live/premiere/encore. Every class is labeled “Live,” even ones that are actually Encore or Premiere classes, a distinction the app does make. Scheduled Encores are the main thing that shows up further out on these pages, and they appear here as “Live” too, so a class listed as “Live” past the weekend may actually be an Encore. For example, viewing Leanne Hainsby-Alldis’s schedule page shows several upcoming live classes. However, they are in fact all encore classes, as she is still on maternity leave.

There also appear to be some caching issues. Some instructors’ pages show dates in the past or do not fully pull in the current live schedule, so it is worth double-checking against the in-app schedule if something looks off.

Peloton has not formally announced the pages, so it is not yet clear whether they are a permanent addition or a limited test & experiment. This means they could go away at any point. Members began sharing the existence of them on social media this past week.

The pages follow a consistent web address format, using the instructor’s name: instructor-schedule.onepeloton.com/s/firstname-lastname-schedule. Below is every current Peloton instructor, linked to their schedule page, so you have one place to find them. As mentioned before, a few of them might not show the full upcoming data.

• Aditi Shah
• Adrian Williams
• Alex Karwoski
• Alex Toussaint
• Ally Love
• Andy Speer
• Anna Greenberg
• Ash Pryor
• Assal Arian
• Becs Gentry
• Ben Alldis
• Benny Adami
• Bradley Rose
• Callie Gullickson
• Camila Ramón
• Charlotte Weidenbach
• Chelsea Jackson Roberts
• Christian Vande Velde
• Christine D’Ercole
• Cliff Dwenger
• Cody Rigsby
• Denis Morton
• Emma Lovewell
• Erik Jäger
• Greta Dopp
• Hannah Corbin
• Hannah Frankson
• Jeffrey McEachern
• Jenn Sherman
• Jermaine Johnson
• Jess King
• Jess Sims
• Johanna Ricouz
• Jon Hosking
• Joslyn Thompson Rule
• Katie Wang
• Kirra Michel
• Kirsten Ferguson
• Leanne Hainsby-Alldis
• Logan Aldridge
• Marcel Dinkins
• Marcel Maurer
• Mariana Fernández
• Matt Wilpers
• Matty Maggiacomo
• Mayla Wedekind
• Mila Lazar
• Nico Sarani
• Olivia Amato
• Rad Lopez
• Rebecca Kennedy
• Robin Arzón
• Sam Yo
• Selena Samuela
• Susie Chan
• Tunde Oyeneyin
• Zacharias Niedzwiecki

Will you bookmark your favorite instructor’s schedule page?

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The issue is with the row of zone boundary numbers printed beneath the output bar at the bottom of the cycling screen. Normally the row starts at 0 and climbs through seven values across the zones. With the bug, the leading 0 drops off the front and an extra value appears at the top end, so every number is shifted one slot to the left of where it belongs.

In the example below, the correct row, before the bug began, reads 0, 139, 189, 227, 265, 302, and 378.

The buggy version instead reads 139, 189, 227, 265, 302, 378, and 428, with the 0 gone and an arbitrary 428 tacked on at the top of zone 7. The exact numbers vary by rider, since they are based on your FTP.

The good news is that the bar itself still fills the correct zone as you pedal, so your actual zone guidance is intact.

It is the printed boundary numbers that are misaligned, which makes this more of a cosmetic annoyance than something that changes your zones. Still, riders who glance at those numbers to judge exactly where they sit within a zone should know they are currently off.

If you are new to how the bar works, our Power Zone and FTP overview walks through what those values represent.

There is no official word from Peloton on a timeline for a fix. Some members say they have reported the issue to Peloton Support, who told them a fix is in the works, but it has not shown up on Peloton’s official list of known issues.

This is not the first Power Zone display problem Peloton has had. Back in early 2024, a separate FTP bug altered some members’ zones after a software update, and support similarly said a fix was on the way at the time.

A software update did roll out to Peloton bikes in the past 24-48 hours, however, the bug has continued to happen even after those updates.

We will share an update when Peloton pushes a fix. Have you noticed the shifted numbers on your Bike’s Power Zone bar?

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We first covered the program as a quiet test, and then as a more expanded limited-time offer. It has now graduated to a permanent, year-round discount, listed alongside Peloton’s other special pricing groups at onepeloton.com/offers/specialpricing (affiliate link).

Peloton announced the expansion on Instagram, noting that eligible seniors can “claim or share up to $600 off on equipment year-round.”

To qualify, members must supply valid ID verifying they are 65 or older, verified through ID.me. The offer is US only.

On the hardware side, the senior discounts match Peloton’s other special pricing groups:

• Cross Training Bike: $250 off, now $1,445 (from $1,695)
• Cross Training Bike+: $500 off, now $2,195 (from $2,695)
• Cross Training Tread: $300 off, now $2,995 (from $3,295)
• Cross Training Tread+: $600 off, now $6,095 (from $6,695)
• Cross Training Row+: $300 off, now $3,195 (from $3,495)
• Refurbished Original Bike: $150 off, now $995 (from $1,145)
• Refurbished Original Bike+: $150 off, now $1,245 (from $1,395)

On the app side, standalone Peloton App members save as well. App One drops to $9.99/mo (from $12.99) or $99/year (from $129), and App+ drops to $19.99/mo (from $28.99) or $199/year (from $289).

One important catch: that membership discount applies only to the standalone Peloton App. It does not apply to the All-Access Membership that hardware owners pay, so a senior who buys a discounted Bike, Tread, or Row+ still pays the standard All-Access rate to use it.

The full fine print:

• Eligibility requires valid ID verifying age 65 or older, verified through ID.me.
• US only.
• The membership discount covers the Peloton App only (App One and App+), not All-Access Membership, which remains separate on all hardware.
• One discount per eligible product type (Bike, Bike+, Tread, Tread+, Row+, and each refurbished model), with each order placed separately.
• Cannot be combined with other offers, referral codes, or discounts, and available while supplies last.

Making the discount permanent widens the pool of buyers Peloton can reach, and it lines up with the company’s repositioning around movement, mobility, and wellness as it a wider group of members. Seniors now join the military, first responders, healthcare workers, educators, veterinarians, government workers, and students who already qualify for special pricing.

You can view the full senior offer, including the specific discounts and eligibility details, on Peloton’s senior special pricing page. We will continue tracking Peloton’s discounts and special pricing as they roll out.

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The event is aimed at members who could not get into one of Cody’s classes during his London residency. Peloton Studios London shared the details on Instagram:

“Missed out on booking a class with Cody while he’s at PSL? Don’t worry, Boo! We’re hosting a special meet-and-greet on Sat 25th July at 1:30PM. Space is limited. Spots are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.”

The meet-and-greet is set for Saturday, July 25 at 1:30pm BST (8:30am ET), roughly 90 minutes after Cody’s HIIT & Hills Ride wraps at PSL that morning.

Booking opens Thursday, July 9 at 5:00pm BST (12:00pm ET), when the event goes live alongside the weekly regular studio class drops.

Peloton has not said whether the meet-and-greet will be free or carry a cost. Peloton does note that space is limited and that spots will be first-come, first-serve.

Cody is teaching from PSL July 24-26 as one of eight New York instructors making the trip to London this summer. His three PSL rides opened for booking last month.

If you are hoping to meet Cody in person, the meet-and-greet opens for booking on Thursday, July 9 at 5:00pm BST (12:00pm ET) through the standard Peloton Studios booking site, where you can also find our tips for booking in-person studio spots.

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Peloton has swapped the position of the Calories and Distance tiles in running and walking classes on the Tread.

Previously, the two tiles in the bottom-right corner of the screen showed Distance on the left and Calories on the right.

As of this week, that order is reversed: Calories now sits on the left, with Distance on the right.

The change is currently limited to those two tiles. The Total Elevation and Total Output tiles in the bottom-left corner remain in the same order they always were.

Peloton has not said why it made the swap. One thing the change does, though, is line the tiles up closer to the leaderboard toggle Peloton added last year, which lets members rank the leaderboard by distance instead of output. On that toggle, output sits on the left and distance on the right, so with Distance now moved to the right, the two layouts are a bit more consistent.

The Bike is also untouched for now. None of its metric tiles have moved, and Calories continues to sit to the right of Total Output in the bottom-right corner.

This follows Peloton making a number of other small refinements over the past year. This includes changes like a filter for Peloton teams on the leaderboard, updates to continue your stack layout and the Focus Area section on the strength class plan.

Have you noticed the swapped tiles on your Tread yet?

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Peloton has revealed the full details surrounding their latest artist series, which will showcase Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band Bon Jovi.

Peloton shared the news via Instagram, writing:

“@bonjovi Forever. As the legendary band heads out on tour, we’re celebrating with an Artist Series fueled by more than 40 years of their all-American anthem rock. Come for the unstoppable melodies. Stay for the power ballads you know by heart.”

This is Peloton’s second Bon Jovi artist series. The first ran back in October and November of 2020, with rides from Kendall Toole, Sam Yo, and Irène Scholz, a run from Matt Wilpers, and a yoga flow from Kristin McGee. Sam Yo and Andy Speer both return from that original lineup.

The series features 11 classes beginning Thursday, July 9, 2026, spanning cycling, running, strength, stretching, yoga, and Pilates, in both English and German. Most land as on-demand drops or German-language premieres, but two air live at 7:00pm ET: Andy Speer’s Bon Jovi Run and Emma Lovewell’s Bon Jovi Ride. One German-language run from Erik Jäger follows on Friday, July 10.

You can view the complete class list below:

Peloton Bon Jovi Classes & Schedule & Workouts – Featured Artist Series

• 30 min. Bon Jovi Full Body Strength – Ben Alldis – 7/9/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 20 min. Bon Jovi Full Body Stretch – Hannah Corbin – 7/9/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 30 min. Bon Jovi Outdoor Run – Jermaine Johnson – 7/9/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 10 min. Bon Jovi Cool Down Ride – Sam Yo – 7/9/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 20 min. Bon Jovi Yoga Flow – Nico Sarani – 7/9/26 @ 12:00am ET [German, On Demand]
• 20 min. Bon Jovi Pilates – Mila Lazar – 7/9/26 @ 2:00am ET [German, Premiere]
• 20 min. Bon Jovi Upper Body Strength – Marcel Maurer – 7/9/26 @ 12:00pm ET [German, Premiere]
• 30 min. Two for One Bon Jovi Ride – Charlotte Weidenbach & Mayla Wedekind – 7/9/26 @ 12:30pm ET [German, Premiere]
• 30 min. Bon Jovi Run – Andy Speer – 7/9/26 @ 7:00pm ET
• 30 min. Bon Jovi Ride – Emma Lovewell – 7/9/26 @ 7:00pm ET
• 30 min. Bon Jovi Run – Erik Jäger – 7/10/26 @ 11:00am ET [German]

We first shared the July artist series lineup last month, when Peloton confirmed Bon Jovi and Ne-Yo would headline July, including the two live classes from Andy Speer and Emma Lovewell. Bon Jovi follows recent series from The Prodigy and Robyn.

Members are sure to earn an artist series badge for taking any of Peloton’s Bon Jovi classes, which join Peloton’s long history of artist series.

The series arrives as Bon Jovi returns to the road. The band’s Forever Tour is their first in roughly four years, following frontman Jon Bon Jovi’s vocal cord surgery and recovery, and it launches with a July 2026 residency at New York’s Madison Square Garden that includes a July 9 date.

You can view the full Bon Jovi announcement post via Instagram.

Are you looking forward to Peloton’s Bon Jovi artist series?

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Peloton added NBA League Pass to Peloton Entertainment in 2023, as part of a multi-year partnership with the NBA and WNBA announced that October. The integration let members watch NBA and WNBA games on their Bike, Tread, or Row, using a separate League Pass subscription alongside their Peloton membership.

Over the past week, League Pass has quietly disappeared from the Entertainment lineup. The current options are Disney+, Netflix, YouTube, YouTube TV, AMC+, DIRECTV, Kindle, and Peloton Originals, with no NBA League Pass among them. Peloton has not made any comment about the removal.

League Pass had stayed on Peloton through previous off-seasons rather than being pulled between NBA seasons, and its removal now also lands in the middle of the current NBA season, whose games were available through the same League Pass.

It is unclear whether League Pass will return before the next NBA season. One read is that this could mark the quiet end of Peloton’s NBA and WNBA partnership, though Peloton has not confirmed anything.

It would not be the first app to leave Peloton Entertainment. Amazon Prime Video was removed shortly after being added.

In the FAQ about the Peloton entertainment, they state:

Streaming service availability on Peloton Entertainment is subject to change and some streaming services may be added or removed in the future.

We will continue to monitor and share updates if League Pass returns or Peloton comments on the change.

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First, there is a new 20 minute Beginner Pilates with Johanna Ricouz. This class dropped on demand on Monday, July 6 at 12 AM ET (5 AM BST).

You can find this class here. You don’t need any equipment for this beginner level class.

On Tuesday, July 7, Bradley Rose has a live 30 minute Low Impact & Arms Ride at 6 AM ET (11 AM BST). This class type launched earlier this year to incorporate arms sections within a low impact ride (staying exclusively in the saddle) rather than the typical high impact intervals classes where you come out of the saddle.

Peloton has gradually been adding to its Low Impact & Arms class collection as new classes drop.

Also on Tuesday, Kirra Michel has a live 20 minute Elevate Your Practice yoga class at 6 PM ET (8 AM AEST + 1).

The goal of Kirra’s signature yoga class series is to combine traditional yoga poses with strength conditioning training. You can find these classes in the Elevate Your Practice class collection.

On Sunday, July 12 at 8 AM ET (1 PM BST), hop on the leaderboard for a live 20 minute Just Tabata cardio class with Logan Aldridge.

Logan’s Just Tabata classes can be found in their own class collection as well. These classes feature high intensity intervals with short periods of rest in between.

Also, don’t forget Rebecca Kennedy’s HiLit+ (high intensity, low impact) training plan launched on Monday, July 6 and will run for seven weeks. The first classes have been released and can be found in the HiLit+ class collection as well as in the broader on demand class library.

Peloton shared the full schedule of this first week’s HiLit+ classes, and you can see the full 7 week overview of the HiLit+ program here.

Each day’s classes will drop on demand at 12 AM ET (5 AM BST) Monday through Friday each week.

Check out the full “This Week at Peloton” post for July 6 through July 12 from @PelotonStudios on Instagram.

Which Peloton classes are you taking this week?

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For strength classes, the class plan section now displays three focus areas at the top, such as Core, Squat, and Upper push. It is a small addition, but it lets members see the main areas a class targets at a glance, without having to open the full class plan and scroll through every movement.

Peloton has also reworked the tab menu on the class details screen. The Class plan tab now carries a green dot flagging the new feature, and it has moved up in the order, now sitting ahead of Music. Previously the tabs ran Overview, Equipment, Music, and then Class plan; now Class plan comes third, before Music.

The change should be rolling out on both the Android and iOS apps.

The focus areas build on Peloton’s existing class plan and body activity features, which already break a class down movement by movement and show the muscle groups it works. Surfacing a quick summary up top is the kind of small refinement Peloton has been making to its app under CEO Peter Stern, following recent tweaks like being able to view class details from your stack.

Do you find the new Focus Area highlight helpful when picking strength classes?

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The class is unlocked for Legend members, the top tier of Club Peloton, who are getting early access. Eligible members will see it on their schedule in the Peloton app or on their hardware, marked with the Club Peloton icon and an “Unlocked” label, though the class will not appear on the Peloton website. As with previous Club Peloton Live Classes, it will be added to the on-demand library for all members once it airs live.

Club Peloton Live Classes are a recurring perk of the loyalty program, and Peloton has varied which tiers can join each one. The first, a Robin Arzón ride, was Legend only, while later classes opened up to Champion, Gold, or Silver and above. The most recent were a pair of rides with Jon Hosking and Hannah Corbin in June.

Club Peloton is Peloton’s loyalty and recognition program, which launched in October 2025. Members earn points through workouts, streaks, and community activity, moving through tiers from Bronze up to Legend and unlocking perks like these live classes and apparel discounts along the way. You can read our full Club Peloton overview for the complete tier breakdown.

Will you be tuning in for Camila Ramón’s Club Peloton Live Reggaeton Ride on July 14?

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The free event heads along the West Side Highway, starting and ending at the studio, and is open to runners and walkers of all levels.

Peloton describes the event:

“Join us and Peloton Instructor Selena Samuela for a 5K Walk & Run along the West Side Highway! Whether you are training for a race, looking to meet new people, or just want to bring positivity to your day, this community event is for you!”

Doors open at 5:15pm, with a warm-up at 5:45pm before the group departs. Four pace groups will be available, covering everyone from sub-10-minute milers to a dedicated walking group.

Spots are complimentary and open to both members and non-members, but they are limited and available first-come, first-served. Registration is limited to one per person, participants must be at least 18, and a signed activity waiver is required. The run starts and ends at Peloton Studios New York, with attendees entering through the Manhattan West Plaza entrance near 438 W 33rd St, since the main 370 10th Ave entrance will be closed. Bag drop and showers are available in the locker rooms.

As with past run clubs, attendees also receive 20% off at the PSNY retail store, with some exclusions.

This is the latest in Peloton’s monthly run club series, which it has held in both New York and London for well over a year. It follows last month’s Pride run club with Zacharias Niedzwiecki, and comes a week after the London Run Club with Joslyn Thompson Rule.

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

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Update – Peloton has confirmed Jess King as the newest Peloton power zone instructor, and shared some information about how often she will have classes.

According to the upcoming Peloton class schedule, Jess King is teaching a power zone class. The schedule shows she has a 45-minute Power Zone Endurance Ride on Thursday, July 16 at 5:30pm ET.

That would make her the first new instructor to teach Power Zone classes since Hannah Frankson, Tunde Oyeneyin, and Charlotte Weidenbach joined the format in November 2023.

The move is a natural one. Jess has long taught her signature Sweat Steady rides, a long-interval, steady-effort format that has often been compared to Power Zone training. Her recent nine-week progressive Sweat Steady series leaned even further in that direction, built around benchmark efforts and structured endurance blocks not unlike an FTP-based Power Zone plan.

Although Peloton added new power zone instructors in 2023, several of those instructors do not teach that many power zone classes. Tunde Oyeneyin has taught only 3 power zone classes so far this year, while Hannah Frankson has taught only 7 classes. Charlotte Weidenbach has been the most prolific power zone instructor of the group, having taught 20+ classes this year so far.

For now, it is a single class on the schedule with no official announcement from Peloton, Jess, or Matt Wilpers (who historically has trained and onboarded each new power zone instructor).

We will share more as additional classes are added or announcements are made. Are you looking forward to taking Power Zone classes with Jess King?

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