The challenge runs from May 18 through June 14, 2026. The official description from Peloton reads:

“When Robin wears yellow, it’s going to be a challenging workout! Join her for a total of 8 of these high-intensity yellow rides and/or runs—2 each week over 4 weeks (May 18 to June 14)—and earn a badge to be proud of.”

For longtime Robin fans, the yellow connection will not be a surprise. Robin’s Peloton Apparel collection that launched last fall explicitly leaned into what Peloton called Robin’s signature “this will be a hard class” yellow. With this challenge, that signal is now formalized into a structured program with a dedicated badge.

Members can earn three different tiers of badges based on the number of qualifying classes completed during the challenge window:

• Bronze – Complete 2 yellow rides and/or runs
• Silver – Complete 4 yellow rides and/or runs
• Gold – Complete 8 yellow rides and/or runs

The challenge is available to opt into now via the Peloton challenges page.

While the challenge is live to opt into now, Peloton has yet to share the full list of classes that will count toward the challenge. Peloton teased the challenge via the @onepeloton Instagram account with a video of Robin changing from a robe into a yellow outfit and the caption “A new challenge is coming.” The video noted that more details will be shared on May 14, suggesting that a series of new live and/or on-demand classes will be announced then to count toward the challenge.

The “May Workouts To Watch” email also seemed to imply this would be a new series to go with the challenge, saying:

Tap into Robin’s signature high-intensity hue with 4 weeks of rides and runs designed to move you out of your comfort zone. Your yellow badge awaits! Starting May 18.

The challenge notes that classes that get credit will be “high-intensity rides and runs with Robin” – but it’s not clear if that will be any high-intensity class, or specific new ones for this challenge.

Will you be opting into the All In: Robin’s Yellow Challenge?

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While the plan is no longer running live, all of the classes remain available on-demand within the dedicated Peloton Live Spring Cross-Training Plan Collection – and may be moved into the programs area in the future.

You can find the collection on Peloton here.

Peloton first announced the plan by saying:

“Count down to warmer weather in our 4-week LIVE Spring Cross-Training Plan. You’ll mix it up with targeted Strength sessions and your choice of cardio on the Bike, Tread, or Row to come away stronger, faster, and with a special badge.”

Below, you’ll find full details and class lists for Peloton’s Live Spring Cross-Training Plan.

Overview of Peloton’s “Live Spring Cross-Training Plan” for 2026

Peloton’s 2026 Live Spring Cross-Training Plan Description

Here is the official description for the “Live Spring Cross-Training Plan” from Peloton: “4 weeks of cross-training to a faster, stronger you with Strength and your choice of Cardio. Join LIVE every Monday through Friday at 6:30am ET, or find classes on demand here shortly after. Check out the Cross-Training Team on the App for more.”

Peloton’s 2026 Live Spring Cross-Training Plan Badge

Since this plan was hosted as a flash challenge rather than a formal program in the Peloton programs section, the badge was earned through the challenge rather than program completion. You can earn a gold badge for completing 18 workouts. You can find a full list of Peloton badges here.

Instructors for the 2026 Live Spring Cross-Training Plan

There are 5 different coaches for the Live Spring Cross-Training Plan. They are:

• Katie Wang
• Andy Speer
• Ally Love
• Alex Karwoski
• Emma Lovewell

How to access the 2026 Peloton Live Spring Cross-Training Plan

Unlike formal Peloton programs (which can be accessed via the Peloton hardware), this plan exists as a collection rather than a program. You can find the full set of classes in the Live Spring Cross-Training Plan Collection on the Peloton app and hardware.

For more context, you can also read our prior coverage of the flash challenge announcement and the original tease of the plan.

Schedule & Class List for Peloton’s 2026 “Live Spring Cross-Training Plan”

The following is a list of the classes for each week of the Live Spring Cross-Training Plan. On Tuesdays and Fridays (cardio days), members were able to choose from a Bike, Tread, or Row option for that day, so those classes are listed as Day Options rather than Day Classes.

Week 1 Schedule & Class List for Peloton’s 2026 Live Spring Cross-Training Plan

Day 1 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training: W1 D1 with Katie Wang – Mon 4/13/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 2 Option 1 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training Ride: W1 D2 with Ally Love – Tue 4/14/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 2 Option 2 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training Run: W1 D2 with Andy Speer – Tue 4/14/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 2 Option 3 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training Row: W1 D2 with Alex Karwoski – Tue 4/14/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 3 – 10 min Spring Cross-Training Core: W1 D3 with Emma Lovewell – Wed 4/15/26 [Encore]

Day 4 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training: W1 D4 with Katie Wang – Thu 4/16/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 5 Option 1 – 45 min Spring Cross-Training Ride: W1 D5 with Emma Lovewell – Fri 4/17/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 5 Option 2 – 45 min Spring Cross-Training Run: W1 D5 with Andy Speer – Fri 4/17/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 5 Option 3 – 45 min Spring Cross-Training Row: W1 D5 with Alex Karwoski – Fri 4/17/26 @ 6:30am ET

Week 2 Schedule & Class List for Peloton’s 2026 Live Spring Cross-Training Plan

Day 1 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training: W2 D1 with Katie Wang – Mon 4/20/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 2 Option 1 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training Ride: W2 D2 with Ally Love – Tue 4/21/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 2 Option 2 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training Run: W2 D2 with Andy Speer – Tue 4/21/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 2 Option 3 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training Row: W2 D2 with Alex Karwoski – Tue 4/21/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 3 – 10 min Spring Cross-Training Core: W2 D3 with Emma Lovewell – Wed 4/22/26 [Encore]

Day 4 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training: W2 D4 with Katie Wang – Thu 4/23/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 5 Option 1 – 45 min Spring Cross-Training Ride: W2 D5 with Emma Lovewell – Fri 4/24/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 5 Option 2 – 45 min Spring Cross-Training Run: W2 D5 with Andy Speer – Fri 4/24/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 5 Option 3 – 45 min Spring Cross-Training Row: W2 D5 with Alex Karwoski – Fri 4/24/26 @ 6:30am ET

Week 3 Schedule & Class List for Peloton’s 2026 Live Spring Cross-Training Plan

Day 1 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training: W3 D1 with Katie Wang – Mon 4/27/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 2 Option 1 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training Ride: W3 D2 with Ally Love – Tue 4/28/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 2 Option 2 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training Run: W3 D2 with Andy Speer – Tue 4/28/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 2 Option 3 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training Row: W3 D2 with Alex Karwoski – Tue 4/28/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 3 – 10 min Spring Cross-Training Core: W3 D3 with Emma Lovewell – Wed 4/29/26 [Encore]

Day 4 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training: W3 D4 with Katie Wang – Thu 4/30/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 5 Option 1 – 45 min Spring Cross-Training Ride: W3 D5 with Emma Lovewell – Fri 5/1/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 5 Option 2 – 45 min Spring Cross-Training Run: W3 D5 with Andy Speer – Fri 5/1/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 5 Option 3 – 45 min Spring Cross-Training Row: W3 D5 with Alex Karwoski – Fri 5/1/26 @ 6:30am ET

Week 4 Schedule & Class List for Peloton’s 2026 Live Spring Cross-Training Plan

Day 1 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training: W4 D1 with Katie Wang – Mon 5/4/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 2 Option 1 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training Ride: W4 D2 with Ally Love – Tue 5/5/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 2 Option 2 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training Run: W4 D2 with Andy Speer – Tue 5/5/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 2 Option 3 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training Row: W4 D2 with Alex Karwoski – Tue 5/5/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 3 – 10 min Spring Cross-Training Core: W4 D3 with Emma Lovewell – Wed 5/6/26 [Encore]

Day 4 – 30 min Spring Cross-Training: W4 D4 with Katie Wang – Thu 5/7/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 5 Option 1 – 45 min Spring Cross-Training Ride: W4 D5 with Emma Lovewell – Fri 5/8/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 5 Option 2 – 45 min Spring Cross-Training Run: W4 D5 with Andy Speer – Fri 5/8/26 @ 6:30am ET

Day 5 Option 3 – 45 min Spring Cross-Training Row: W4 D5 with Alex Karwoski – Fri 5/8/26 @ 6:30am 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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Lululemon members can find the offer by logging into their lululemon account and viewing the “Membership Benefits” section, which includes the offer details and an “Access Your Perk” link that redirects to Peloton’s website. The codes for the discounts are:

• LLLBIKEPLUS26 – $500 off the Peloton Cross Training Bike+
• LLLTREAD26 – $300 off the Peloton Cross Training Tread

Note that lululemon’s “essential” membership tier is free to join with just a valid email address, meaning anyone who creates a lululemon account is eligible for this discount.

The offer is available in the US only, and is valid for one-time use per lululemon member. The discount cannot be combined with certain other offers, and if equipment purchased using the code is returned, the refund will reflect the purchase price minus the discount amount.

This is the latest in a series of discounts Peloton has offered lululemon members since the two companies announced their multi-year strategic partnership in September 2023. Last fall, lululemon members received $300 off the Tread and $600 off the Tread+, and last spring, members received $300 off the original Bike and $500 off the original Bike+.

It is worth noting that this lululemon discount is actually smaller than every other Peloton sale on these devices so far in 2026. The Cross Training Bike+ has been discounted by $700 off (Black Friday 2025), $900 off (New Year’s sale), and $600 off (Winter Savings Event) – all bigger than the $500 off in this lululemon offer. The Cross Training Tread saw $500 off during Black Friday, $450 off during the New Year’s sale, and $600 off during the Winter Savings Event – all bigger than the $300 off in this lululemon offer.

So while this discount may appeal to lululemon members who want to combine the savings with their existing membership, it is not the deepest discount currently available on these devices.

The discount comes ahead of the next Peloton x lululemon Members Weekend at PSNY, which will take place June 12-13, 2026.

Will you be taking advantage of the lululemon member discount on Peloton hardware before it ends on May 11?

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On one side of the studio, there was Peloton CEO Peter Stern, new Chief Content and Member Development Officer Sarah Robb O’Hagan, and Peloton co-founder and former CEO John Foley all riding next to each other in the front row of the studio.

On the other side of the studio, former CFO Jill Woodworth and another Peloton cofounder, and former Chief Legal Officer Hisao Kushi were riding.

During the class, Alex made sure to highlight his special guests.

He shouted out Peter Stern as “the new OG” and his CEO, and Sarah Robb O’Hagan as his “new boss,” welcoming her to the Peloton family.

He also thanked John Foley, telling members “I wouldn’t be here today without him today, and probably you wouldn’t be either.”

John Foley stepped down as Peloton CEO in February 2022 and has not regularly been seen in or around Peloton Studios since. Sarah Robb O’Hagan joined Peloton on April 1 as the company’s new Chief Content and Member Development Officer.

Peter Stern has been CEO since January 1, 2025. He took over as the third Peloton CEO, succeeding Barry McCarthy at the job.

The class was the second Club Bangers ride from Alex since he returned to the format late last month after a long break.

You can also find the class in the on-demand library from May 2, 2026 @ 2:00pm ET.

Did you take Alex’s Club Bangers Ride and catch the shoutouts?

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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 268 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:

• Peloton exceeded revenue expectations, posted a profit, but subscribers are still declining.
• Peter Stern teased new hardware this fall, and strength products in the future.
• Ally Love & Hannah Corbin are set to teach their first new Pilates classes in years.
• The feed feature in the Peloton app once again shows all workouts by your friends.
• The new “Note To Self” feature has rolled out to most everyone on the Peloton app now.
• The May activity challenge has a new “Iron” tier, earning a badge after 5 days.
• The next Club Peloton live class will be a run with Becs Gentry for Gold members & higher.
• Several Peloton executives (including CEO Peter Stern & co-founder John Foley) were in Club Bangers.
• There is a 7 Days of Breathwork program by Chelsea, and other Peloton classes, in the BreathWrk app.
• Peloton is celebrating Mental Health Awareness month with special classes.
• There are also new Asian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month (APIHM) classes.
• There are 4 new classes in honor of Jewish American Heritage Month.
• Peloton has several live & on-demand classes for Mother’s Day this year.
• Emma Lovewell taught a Live DJ ride with TOKiMONSTA.
• Jess Sims taught a special class in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week.
• Ash Pryor is back on the live schedule following her MCL surgery recovery.
• Peloton highlighted some classes in “This Week at Peloton.”
• A new Peloton x Tunde Oyeneyin Apparel collection is coming, and a special event was held at PSNY for it.
• The fourth lululemon members weekend will be from June 12 – 13 at PSNY.
• Peloton is running a deal offering 0% financing for all loan terms.
• Rebecca Kennedy discusses Pilates with The Flowspace.
• Tunde Oyeneyin will be at a Sports Illustrated event.
• Tunde will also be a keynote speaker at the Conferences For Women in Texas this fall.
• Tunde, Rad, Camila, and Johanna will be at the Faces of Fitness event in Miami this fall.
• Amazon named Sam Yo’s upcoming book to the editor’s pick list for best nonfiction.
• Robin Arzon was on Good Morning America.

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.

• Kirra Michel – 45 min Mental Health Rest & Restore – 5/1/26 @ 12:00am ET (#AMAJar3)
• Benny Adami – 30 min Rock Ride [German] – 5/1/26 @ 11:00am ET (#AMAJar3)
• Sam Yo – 30 min 80s Ride – 5/2/26 @ 5:00am ET (#Cara828Z)
• Matt Wilpers – 60 min Power Zone Endurance Ride – 5/2/26 @ 8:00am ET (#AlBizLiz)
• Becs Gentry – 45 min Endurance Run – 5/2/26 @ 9:30am ET (#AlBizLiz)
• Alex Toussaint – 30 min Club Bangers Ride – 5/2/26 @ 2:00pm ET (#TimSpins53)
• Jess Sims – 30 min Teacher Appreciation Bodyweight Strength – 5/3/26 @ 12:00am ET (#SmithyInFL2)
• Rebecca Kennedy – 60 min Pilates – 5/3/26 @ 7:30am ET (#AnnaVer7)
• Ben Alldis – 20 min Classic Rock Ride – 5/4/26 @ 1:30pm ET (#FrankRACQ)
• Olivia Amato – 30 min 2010s Walk – 5/5/26 @ 5:30pm ET (#MomInFL74)
• Aditi Shah – 30 min Bollywood Slow Flow – 5/6/26 @ 12:00am ET (#AMAJar3)
• Christian Vande Velde – 45 min Power Zone Endurance Recovery Ride – 5/6/25 @ 12:00am ET (#GeoffRider13)

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Peloton shared the news via Instagram, writing:

“Melanie C is bringing pro moves and fresh tracks from her new album, Sweat, to classes you won’t want to miss. Get ready to feel the heat.”

The series will begin on Monday, May 11, and at this time includes a ride in English and a Strength class in German. Hannah Frankson teased on her instagram that it would be “a whole ride with Melanie C next to me” – so look for Melanie C to be in-person for both of these from Peloton Studios London.

You can view the complete class list below:

Peloton Sweat with Melanie C Classes & Schedule & Workouts – Featured Artist Series

• 30 min Pop Ride with Melanie C – Hannah Frankson – 5/11/26 @ 1:00pm ET
• 20 min Full Body Strength with Melanie C – Erik Jäger – 5/12/26 Premiere @ 4:30pm BST [German]

This is not the first time Peloton has featured Melanie C’s music. Back in 2021, Peloton ran a Spice Girls artist series celebrating the iconic 90’s girl group.

More recently, Hannah Corbin teamed up with Melanie C earlier this year for a special “Did You Stretch Tho” stretch event at Peloton HQ – which Peloton noted was a “Peloton Playback” event, where Peloton’s internal team gets to hear new music and meet the artists. With the launch of this new artist series, it appears Sweat was the album being previewed during that event.

Members will receive an artist series badge for taking any of Peloton’s Sweat with Melanie C classes. If you are looking to collect additional badges, you can find a full list of badges on our site. If you are interested in exploring the wide variety of past Peloton artist series, we have a full list of those as well.

Members can also look forward to a Mumford & Sons artist series later this month on May 21.

Will you be taking any of the Peloton Sweat with Melanie C artist series classes?

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The Saturday lineup includes a combo class with Tunde Oyeneyin, Rad Lopez, and Camila Ramón, while Johanna Ricouz will headline Sunday with a solo Pilates class.

The festival organizers shared the Saturday class news via Instagram, writing:

“Miami heartbeats x Miami beats. A first-ever Miami fitness meets tunes experience! Peloton Headliners Tunde Oyeneyin, Rad Lopez & Camila Ramon take the stage together for a festival-style Bodyweight Strength class experience. Internationally renowned Celebrity DJ Sam Feldt will bring his talents from the likes of Coachella & Tomorrowland to the stage playing a first-ever set as part of a fully immersive Peloton experience!”

The Sunday class with Johanna was announced in a separate Instagram post:

“The PILATES PLUG is bringing the Miami Peloton heat. DAY 2 Miami – Sunday, October 25 – Johanna Ricouz takes the Stage for a Peloton Pilates festival experience!”

Faces of Fitness pitches itself as “Lollapalooza…but for fitness, health & wellness,” with multiple stages running classes from headlining instructors across different studios and disciplines throughout the weekend. This Miami event will be the fourth Faces of Fitness festival Peloton has been involved with, following Chicago in 2024 and 2025, and the upcoming 2026 Chicago festival in July.

Tunde Oyeneyin appeared at the Chicago festival in 2024, and Jess Sims appeared in 2025.

Peloton is taking on an expanded role with the festival in 2026. For the 2026 Chicago festival in July, Adrian Williams, Katie Wang, Jess Sims, and Zacharias Niedzwiecki will all be featured teaching classes.

Peloton offered a $10 off code in Chicago with code “PELOTON” (which is still valid at time of publishing), so it is likely a similar code will be available for the Miami event once

Tickets for the Miami event will go onsale to the public on July 28th. You can see more details about the event and register once it opens at https://facesoffitnessmiami.com/

Will you be attending the Faces of Fitness Miami festival?

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There will be a total of 10 Peloton Mother’s Day classes across a wide variety of modalities, with classes offered in all three of Peloton’s teaching languages – English, Spanish, and German. Classes will be a mix of pre-recorded on-demand drops, premieres, and live classes.

Peloton promoted the classes on social media by saying:

“Honor the magic of mother figures in classes dedicated to the women who keep the world moving.”

You can view the complete class list below:

List of Mother’s Day Peloton Classes in 2026

• 45 min Mother’s Day Ride – Christine D’Ercole – 5/10/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 30 min Mother’s Day Walk – Rebecca Kennedy – 5/10/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 20 min Para las Madres Walk – Mariana Fernández – 5/10/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand, Spanish]
• 30 min Mother’s Day Yoga Flow – Chelsea Jackson Roberts – 5/10/26 @ 9:30am ET
• 30 min Mother’s Day Hike – Kirsten Ferguson – 5/10/26 @ 9:30am ET
• 30 min Mother’s Day Ride – Ally Love – 5/10/26 @ 12:30pm ET
• 30 min Mother’s Day Walk + Run – Selena Samuela – 5/10/26 @ 2:00pm ET
• 30 min Mother’s Day Row – Ash Pryor – 5/10/26 @ 2:30pm ET
• 20 min Mother’s Day Run – Erik Jäger – 5/10/26 @ 9:00am BST [German]
• 30 min Mother’s Day Ride – Charlotte Weidenbach – 5/10/26 @ 9:30am BST [German]

All of the new classes are sure to be placed in the dedicated Peloton Mother’s Day Collection, which contains classes dating back to 2021.

For comparison, Peloton offered 15 Mother’s Day classes in 2025, and 18 in 2024.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the #PelotonMoms!

Will you be adding any of these new classes to your stack on Sunday?

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The lineup features four new classes from Anna Greenberg, Jenn Sherman, Matty Maggiacomo, and Robin Arzón across yoga, cycling, walking + running, and outdoor running.

Peloton announced the celebration via the @PelotonStudios Instagram account, sharing:

“Jewish American Heritage Month. Join us in classes that celebrate the achievements and contributions of American Jews.”

The new 2026 classes will be added to Peloton’s existing Jewish Holiday class collection, which has expanded steadily since 2022 to include classes for Jewish American Heritage Month, Hanukkah, and the Jewish New Year. Past instructors in the collection include Anna Greenberg, Jenn Sherman, Robin Arzón, Matty Maggiacomo, Bradley Rose, Erik Jäger, and Alex Karwoski.

The 2026 Jewish American Heritage Month classes are:

Peloton Jewish American Heritage Month classes for 2026

• 20 min Jewish American Heritage Flow – Anna Greenberg – 5/8/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 30 min Jewish American Heritage Ride – Jenn Sherman – 5/17/26 @ 10:00am ET
• 20 min Jewish American Heritage Walk + Run – Matty Maggiacomo – 5/20/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 20 min Jewish American Heritage Outdoor Run – Robin Arzón – 5/27/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]

Jenn Sherman’s May 17 ride is the only live class in this year’s lineup. The other three are dropping straight to the on-demand library.

Jewish American Heritage Month is one of several observances overlapping in May for Peloton this year, alongside Mental Health Awareness Month and Asian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Each celebration has its own class collection on the platform.

Will you be taking any of the 2026 Jewish American Heritage Month classes?

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Her first two live classes back are a 30 min Mother’s Day Row on Sunday, May 10 at 2:30pm ET (with members live in studio), and a 20 min Tabata Row on Monday, May 11 at 6:00pm ET.

Ash first announced in March she was having surgery to repair a small MCL tear. She had been off the live schedule since her last class on March 22, though she did pre-record a few classes that have continued to drop on-demand during her absence.

Earlier this week, Ash shared that she had begun recording some on-demand classes to be released in the future – and she is now stepping back onto the live schedule as well.

Here are the details for Ash’s two live classes in the next few days.

• 30 min Mother’s Day Row – Ash Pryor – 5/10/26 @ 2:30pm ET
• 20 min Tabata Row – Ash Pryor – 5/11/26 @ 6:00pm ET

Ash then starts to rotate back onto the regular schedule, with her having classes the following weekend as well.

Ash isn’t the only Peloton instructor returning to the live schedule in recent weeks. Selena Samuela also recently taught her first classes following maternity leave, and is teaching a Mother’s Day Walk + Run on Sunday afternoon.

Will you be tuning in for her return classes this weekend?

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The latest release is a new “7 Days of Breathwork” guided program from instructor Chelsea Jackson Roberts, available in the Breathwrk app rather than the main Peloton app.

The program kicks off with an “Intro to 7 Days of Breathwork” video, followed by seven daily 5 minute guided breathwork sessions. The intro class description reads:

“Curious about breathwork? This introduction explains how intentional breathing supports your nervous system and sets the tone for the week ahead. We’ll close with a gentle guided practice to help you begin.”

The new program lives in the Breathwrk app only, which Peloton acquired in October 2025. Since the acquisition, Breathwrk has been free for Peloton All-Access, Guide, and App+ members through their existing Peloton login, with workouts also syncing back to the Peloton app for streaks, challenges, and workout history.

Over the last week, Peloton has been making various posts trying to drive Peloton members to the Breathwrk app. One said:

“Meet Breathwrk. Start small and breathe deeper. Chelsea’s 7 Days of Breathwork program is now available on the Breathwrk app, powered by Peloton and free with your All Access, Guide, and App+ Membership. Learn simple, guided techniques to regulate your nervous system, shift your energy, and reconnect with your body. Build it into your day with Daily Breathwork. Two 5-minute, instructor-led sessions dropping every Monday to help you wake up with intention and wind down at night. Plus, Peloton meditations are now available on Breathwrk, with new classes added regularly.”

In addition to the new program, Peloton is also adding “Daily Breathwork” classes – which are 5 minute classes led by Peloton instructors. One is designed as a wake up routine, and one as a wind down. The first Daily Wind Down class shown in the app is taught by Aditi Shah.

There will also be meditations led by Peloton instructors in the Breathwrk app. There are currently meditations from Aditi Shah, Anna Greenberg, Nico Sarani, Kirra Michel, Chelsea Jackson Roberts, and Denis Morton in the Breathwrk library.

When the acquisition was first announced last October, Peloton members got free access to the existing Breathwrk content, but there was little new Peloton-produced content in the app. Adding Peloton instructors and original programs into Breathwrk is the start of a deeper integration between the two apps – or Peloton trying to use people’s favorite instructors to get them to utilize the app.

Have you tried out the Breathwrk app yet?

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Stern also gave some hints about what categories Peloton’s R&D investments are focused on.

In his prepared remarks at the start of the call, Stern said:

“Speaking of R&D, our work on producing new equipment in one of our existing modalities is progressing well, and I look forward to introducing some exciting new hardware and features to you this fall.”

Later in the call, an analyst asked Stern how Peloton plans to drive subscriber growth. Stern pointed directly to new product launches as the path forward. He said that would include lower cost products in existing categories (“more accessible in our existing categories”), as well as launching products in new categories.

Another analyst then pressed Stern for more specifics, asking whether the fall hardware might include strength equipment or a cheaper Tread. Stern declined to give specifics, but offered a few clues about Peloton’s thinking:

“With regard to the question that you had about our new equipment, for competitive reasons and because it’s an earnings call, not a big product reveal moment, I’m not going to comment specifically on our unannounced hardware today, but I’ll just elaborate a bit and say that, one, bringing more price accessibility in our existing modalities is a top priority for us. We have the ability to do this in the bike category because we’ve been able to take advantage of the large reservoir of refurb inventory that we have available to us, but we have not had a similar opportunity in our other categories. And so that’s really driving our R&D in that area.”

This question comes up as there are reports that Peloton is working on a lower cost Tread. Stern explicitly noted Peloton has been able to address price accessibility in the bike category through refurb inventory, but they haven’t done that for the Tread or Row categories. The Cross Training Tread starts at $3,295 and the Cross Training Tread+ starts at $6,695 – both significantly higher than what bike shoppers can find through refurbished options. While the focus is on the Tread, this could open the door for a lower cost Rower as well – as Peloton currently only has a “Row+” model available.

Stern also addressed potential products in strength and other categories – saying there may be multiple opportunities there:

“With regard to new modalities, I want to note that they do take a little longer because we’re building from the ground up. But as you mentioned, I will remind you that we’re already a leader in the strength category. We have roughly 2 million of our members engaging with strength every quarter. And we see an opportunity to broaden our equipment portfolio in that category, and I wouldn’t even view that as a singular opportunity. I think there are multiple opportunities for us to pursue that category, which we define as all forms of resistance training. So I hope that tides you over.”

He also expanded the framing beyond traditional strength training, defining the category as “all forms of resistance training.” Peloton’s previous standalone strength hardware was the Peloton Guide, which was discontinued last fall.

Stern’s comments build on what he said during the Q2 FY2026 earnings call back in February, when he said he expected “meaningful announcements” related to new products within the next 12 to 18 months. These comments narrow that timeline, with at least one product in an existing modality now seemingly confirmed for this fall.

You can read more about the Peloton Q3 earnings here.

What do you hope to see Peloton announce this fall?

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The class went live on Sunday, May 3 at 12:00am ET, and was promoted both via an in-app popup on the Peloton platform and through Peloton’s Instagram stories. The Instagram story read:

“A tribute to teachers. Today Jess kicks off Teacher Appreciation Week with a 30 min Bodyweight Strength class honoring the educators who make students and communities stronger every day. Find it on demand now.”

The class description reads:

“No equipment, no problem. Join Jess for a bodyweight training session honoring the educators who make students and communities stronger every day. This class will work your full body and will include a mix of upper- and lower-body strength training.”

You can find the class in the Peloton on-demand library.

Jess Sims, a former teacher and principal herself, is also currently in the middle of a four-city Teacher Appreciation Tour, with stops in Seattle, Houston, Detroit, and New York City. Each stop features a 30 minute strength class with Jess, a moderated Q&A discussion, networking, gift bags, and photo moments for nominated teachers who were selected to attend.

Will you be taking Jess Sims’ Teacher Appreciation Bodyweight Strength class?

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In a post announcing the series, Peloton said:

TOKiMONSTA is in the house! Meet Emma on the Bike as the pioneering DJ brings her rhythmic energy, inventive beats, and unstoppable vibes to a live ride like no other.

This artist series will have one single class – a live DJ ride with Emma Lovewell and TOKiMONSTA in studio.The class will take place this Thursday, May 7 at 7:30pm ET.

Peloton TOKiMONSTA Classes & Schedule& Workouts – Featured Artist Series

• 30 min Live DJ Ride: TOKiMONSTA – Emma Lovewell – 5/7/26 @ 7:30pm ET

The class description reads:

“Clip in with Emma and TOKiMONSTA for a rhythm-driven ride featuring live DJ energy, dynamic intervals, and powerful pushes that build strength and endurance.”

TOKiMONSTA is the stage name of Jennifer Lee, a Korean American DJ and record producer originally from Los Angeles. She has released multiple albums and has produced and collaborated with artists including Anderson .Paak and Isaiah Rashad. In 2018 she became the first Asian American woman nominated for a Grammy in a major dance music category.

This ride has also been listed as being part of Peloton’s 2026 Asian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month celebration, which runs throughout May. It earns members a special APIHM badge as well, and should earn an artist series badge along with it. You can always find a complete list of Peloton badges on our site, as well as an overview of past Peloton artist series.

We first shared this class was on the way, along with a Mumford & Son artist series later in May, in our May 2026 artist series rundown.

Will you be clipping in for the TOKiMONSTA Live DJ Ride with Emma on Thursday?

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The previous lululemon members weekends took place on June 7-8, 2024, on September 13-14, 2024, and most recently June 20-22, 2025.

The 2026 edition returns to the original two-day Friday and Saturday format, after last year’s third weekend was expanded to three days.

For lululemon members, registration for the weekend opens on Thursday, May 14, 2026. Lululemon will be sending an email to members with the registration link and details. If previous events are any indication, VIP lululemon members may get access to a few classes a few days or hours before that – and then general lululemon members will book on May 14th.

As with previous lululemon members weekends, the classes for those days will not show up on the regular Peloton studio booking website. Instead, members will need to register through the link sent by lululemon directly. As we have shared in prior coverage, the in-studio classes during these days are reserved exclusively for invited lululemon members, while the classes will still air live as normal and be added to the on-demand library afterwards for all Peloton members.

Today is when the classes for the weekend of June 12-13 would normally have been added to the Peloton studio booking site, given Peloton’s standard 35-day-out class booking window. However, because of the lululemon members weekend, the Friday and Saturday slots will be blank, while regular classes are still on the schedule for Thursday June 11 and Sunday June 14. This is the same pattern we have seen for other lululemon members weekends in the past.

We will share updates on the class schedule, special activities, and other details as they become available. The previous lululemon members weekends have included extras like outdoor group runs led by Peloton instructors, ambassador meet & greets, kickoff or wrap parties, and lululemon retail activations in and around the studio.

For more background on what to expect, you can read our coverage of the third Peloton x lululemon members weekend from last June.

Are you a lululemon member planning to register for the June 12-13 weekend?

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Revenue came in above both Wall Street expectations and Peloton’s own guidance, the company posted positive GAAP net income for the third time in four quarters, and they raised their full year outlook for both revenue and free cash flow.

It’s a notable contrast from last quarter, when Peloton missed revenue expectations and announced their CFO was leaving – sending the stock down nearly 25%.

Total revenue for this quarter was $630.9 million, above Peloton’s own guidance range of $605-$625 million and up 1% year-over-year. This was the first year-over-year revenue growth Peloton has reported in some time, and also above analyst expectations of $618.7 million. Peloton said they were able to exceed their guidance due to stronger-than-expected Connected Fitness equipment sales across both the Peloton and Precor brands.

Peloton posted GAAP net income of $26.4 million for the quarter, or 6 cents per share, an improvement of more than $74 million from the $47.7 million net loss in Q3 FY2025. While the 6 cents EPS came in just below the 7 cent analyst consensus, this was the third profitable quarter in the past four for Peloton. Adjusted EBITDA was $126 million, up 41% year-over-year, and Free Cash Flow was $151 million, up 59% year-over-year.

Peloton’s subscriber base continues to decline – but this is what the company has forecast. The company ended the quarter with 2.662 million paid connected fitness subscribers, which was a decrease of 218,000 (or 7.6%) year-over-year, in line with the midpoint of their guidance. However, average net monthly churn was 1.2%. This is an improvement of 7 basis points year-over-year and a meaningful drop from Q2’s 1.9% rate, which had been elevated due to the October membership price increase.

Peloton is forecasting they will end the fiscal year with subscriber numbers still declining, ending somewhere between 2.550 and 2.570 million. However, while the overall count is declining, the overall subscription revenue is increasing, ending the quarter at $428 million. This was a 4% increase in subscriber revenue from last quarter.

The one area where Peloton missed their own guidance was gross margin, which came in at 51.9% versus guidance of approximately 54%. Peloton attributed the miss to “opportunistic promotional activity” during the quarter.

Peloton’s net debt is now $173 million. This is down $412 million (or 70%) from $585 million a year ago. The company said that the deleveraging is “enabling next phase of strategic capital allocation,” suggesting Peloton may have more flexibility for investment going forward.

On the business side, Peloton highlighted a few areas of progress in the quarter, including the recently announced Peloton Commercial Series Bike and Tread (set to launch in Q2 FY27), the global Spotify partnership that launched in April, Pilates engagement up 48% year-over-year (thanks in part due to the HiLit program with Rebecca Kennedy), and the first AI-dubbed program (Andy Speer’s 5-day Advanced Split, in German and Spanish).

Peloton raised both their full year revenue and free cash flow outlook for the future. Total revenue is now expected in the range of $2.42 billion to $2.44 billion (a slight bump to the midpoint of their previous $2.40-$2.44 billion range). Free cash flow guidance was raised significantly – Peloton now expects approximately $350 million for the full year, up $75 million from their previous minimum target of $275 million. Adjusted EBITDA guidance was tightened to $470-$480 million, holding the midpoint roughly steady.

This is a developing story and will be updated

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This is at least the fifth Club Peloton Live Class to date, and one of the first one to feature a Tread workout.

Notably, this class is open to Gold members and higher, which means Gold, Champion, and Legend level members will all see it on their schedules.

Peloton emailed many members who are eligible for the class, saying:

“Join Becs for an exclusive live class just for Club Peloton Members on Tuesday, May 12th at 6:30 AM ET.”

Members at Gold, Champion, or Legend level should see the class on their schedule with the Club Peloton icon and an “Unlocked” label. This should be visible on the Peloton Tread, or recent versions of the Peloton app – though you wouldn’t see it on the Peloton website.

Members below Gold will not see the class on their schedule at all, and will not be able to take it live. As with previous Club Peloton Live Classes, after the class airs live, it will be added to the on-demand library as a regular class where it will be available to all members regardless of Club Peloton tier.

Here are the details for the class:

• 30 min HIIT Run – Becs Gentry – 5/12/26 @ 6:30am ET

Peloton has played with a variety of access types for Club Peloton live class. The most recent Club Peloton Live Class, the Denis Morton ride on March 10, was restricted to Gold members only. The first Club Peloton Live Class with Robin Arzón was Legend only, the second with Cody Rigsby was Champion only, and the third with Charlotte Weidenbach opened it up to Silver and higher.

For more on the Club Peloton loyalty program and the various tiers, check out our Club Peloton overview.

Will you be tuning in for Becs Gentry’s Club Peloton Live HIIT Run on May 12?

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“An Exclusive Evening with Tunde Oyeneyin” will take place on Friday, May 8 at 6:00pm at Peloton Studios New York, four days ahead of the collection’s official launch on May 12.

The event description from Peloton reads:

“Join Tunde Oyeneyin for an evening of community and confidence. Experience an immersive first look at the Tunde x Peloton Collection, designed to make you feel strong, sculpted, and unapologetically you.”

The schedule for the event as follows

• 5:15pm: Doors open at Peloton Studios New York (Manhattan West Plaza side) for check-in
• 6:00pm: “Boldness in Motion” featured conversation, an intimate conversation on confidence, self-expression, and Tunde’s vision behind the collection, hosted by a surprise guest
• 6:15pm: Live fashion show featuring the new collection
• 6:30pm to 8:00pm: “Sip & Shop” inside Peloton Studios with a DJ-led shopping experience, drinks, and the chance to connect with other Peloton community members

The event is free to RSVP for and open to both Peloton members and non-members, but spots are limited. Attendees must be 21 or older. The dress code is “Athletic Smart Casual.”

You can find the official event page and RSVP link here.

The event is being held at Peloton Studios New York (398 10th Ave) with check-in at the Manhattan West Plaza entrance.

Peloton teased earlier this week that Tunde’s apparel collection will be released on May 12th.

Will you be attending the Tunde apparel preview event on May 8?

You can RSVP for the event here.

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This new feature allows Peloton users to leave themselves notes on their workouts. These notes can be whatever you want – whether it is notes on the moves in a strength class, thoughts about a playlist, whether you liked or disliked the class and more – it is up to you.

New notes can be left on any completed workout, even if you did the class before the feature was added (so you can go back and add notes to classes from last week, last month, or whenever you want). These notes are private to you – nobody else should be able to view them.

At this time, the only way to leave a note is through the Peloton iOS or Android app. Once a note has been created, you will be able to view it on a Peloton Bike, Tread, or Row – but you can not leave or edit notes on the hardware devices.

To leave yourself a note, go to your workout history section of your profile in the Peloton app. Choose a completed workout, and scroll down past your metrics for the class.

There, you will see a new section with an input box that says “Add a note to self…”

Pressing this input box will open a window where you can leave yourself a note. Currently, all notes are private, so you should see a message that your note is “Only visible to you”. It will also keep track of your character limit (you can use up to 2,000 characters per note) as you type the message.

After you save the note, you are taken back to the workout detail page – where you can see that your note has been added.

Now, if you ever view that same class again in the Peloton on-demand library, you will see your Note To Self when you view the details of that class.

In addition, you can see the Note To Self when viewing your workout history. When viewing the list of your completed workouts, any class with a Note To Self will have that note added at the bottom so you can see it when viewing the full list of classes.

You are able to press on the note to self on this page, and edit or delete the note from the workout as needed.

You have the same edit & delete features when going into the note to self from the workout detail page as well.

Notes to self are not limited to just traditional instructor-led classes – you are also able to leave them on “Just Rides” and other non-instructor classes.

Although you will see the note to self when viewing the details page of a Peloton class – there is currently no indicator in the main on-demand library showing whether you have left a note to self on a class or not. In the image below, the class from 3/19/25 is one we had left a note on, but there is nothing showing on this page we have a note.

Of course, when you press into this class, the note is shown on the detail page.

If you use the Peloton app to take your class, you’ll have an easy flow to add new notes to self as soon as you are done. On the class summary page when a class is completed, there is now a box for “Add a note to self” before closing out of the summary details page.

Choosing that option allows you to leave a note to self, just like it does by using the feature from the workout history section.

After leaving a note to self, you then see that note back on the summary details page before closing out of it.

As with the other route of leaving notes, this will cause the note to be shown whenever you view the details of that class in the on-demand library.

If you take the same class multiple times, you are able to leave yourself multiple notes. When viewing your workout history, the note will show up tied to the exact workout you did.

Classes where you have left multiple notes to self will show the most recent note by default in the class detail page. However, there will be an indicator letting you know that you have left more than one note to yourself.

You can press this area, and you’ll get a new page that shows you full details for all the notes to self you have left on this class – sorted in order of last updated.

Pressing on one of the notes will take you to the workout summary page for that workout.

From there, you can edit or delete the note associated with that workout if you wish.

As previously mentioned, currently, the only way to leave yourself a note to self, or edit or delete an existing note, is through the Peloton app.

Peloton is also adding the ability to view your notes to self on the Peloton Bike, Tread, or Row. However, currently those notes are expected to be view only, and you can’t edit, delete, or add new ones on the hardware devices – only view ones you have created via the Peloton app.

While the note to self feature on the Peloton app appears to be widely available at this point, the view feature on the Bike, Tread, and Row may be rolling out at a slightly slower pace.

At this time, there is also no way to search for keywords in notes you have left yourself in the past in the Peloton app. There is also currently no way to filter the on-demand library to only classes where you have left yourself a note. Depending on the popularity of the feature, one could see enhancements like these being added in the future.

The Note To Self feature has not been added to the Peloton website, so even if you view a class you have left a note to self on, you will not even be able to view it while using the Peloton library through a web browser.

Peloton first shared last week that this Note To Self feature would be rolling out by May 6th.

Are you going to be using this new feature?

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Peloton Apparel shared the tease via Instagram Reel with the caption: “So we’ve been keeping a secret…”

The video features Tunde modeling several pieces from the collection. The pieces shown in the teaser include a bright red bodysuit, a leopard print bodysuit with orange trim, an oversized white t-shirt, a pink set, and a black tank-and-shorts set.

The video closes with the date “5.12”, revealing the May 12th release date.

Peloton followed this up with a second post, showing Tunde modeling more items from the collection, which said:

For those who know their power and for those still claiming it. Tunde x Peloton. 5.12 🖤

In the video, Tunde says “This isn’t about perfection. It’s about how you feel. It’s about stepping into your confidence, owning your strength, and realizing just how powerful you already are.”

While the collection is being released on May 12th, Peloton is going do an early release window for people who sign up on the apparel site.

Peloton has not yet shared specific product names, prices, or the full list of pieces in the collection.

The apparel collection drop arrives during a busy time for Tunde. She is currently a series regular on Tyler Perry’s “Sistas” Season 10, will be featured as a rookie in the 2026 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue due out this month after winning the 2025 SI Swim Search contest last summer, and recently appeared in with actor Hudson Williams as part of Peloton’s viral “Let Yourself Go” campaign.

Peloton has done instructor-tied apparel collaborations before, such as the Robin Arzon apparel collection last fall.

We will share more details once the collection officially launches.

Are you planning to pick up anything from Tunde’s upcoming apparel collection?

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