Peloton describes the collection:

“Celebrate 5 years of Callie with this collection of her signature classes. From Soundtrack Strength to epic Artist Series classes, relive all of your favorite Callie moments.”

The 57 classes are split into six categories:

• Greatest of All Time
• Top Artist Series
• Top Strength
• Top Bike Bootcamp
• Top Soundtrack Strength
• Top Pop & 2000s

The Top Artist Series section pulls from some of her best-known music classes, featuring the likes of Taylor Swift, Sabrina Carpenter, Backstreet Boys, Kesha, Christina Aguilera, Sean Paul, Harry Styles, Kelly Clarkson, and the Jonas Brothers. You can find it all in the Callie’s Greatest Hits collection.

Peloton marked the milestone with an Instagram reel, writing:

“Five years in and @calliegullickson still shows up the same way every time: strong, grounded, and all heart. From day one to now, here’s to all that’s ahead 💖”

In the clip, Callie watches scenes from her early days at Peloton, including her first class, her first Soundtrack Strength class, and her first Split Strength program, reacting and reflecting as she looks back. You can see the full post via Instagram.

Peloton has been rolling out Greatest Hits collections as instructors reach their five-year anniversaries, with recent ones for Kirra Michel, Nico Sarani, and Bradley Rose.

Callie joined Peloton in June 2021 as one of its first strength-focused instructors, later adding Bike Bootcamp to her repertoire. The anniversary lands the same week she returns from her second maternity leave.

Congratulations to Callie on 5 years with Peloton!

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Peloton has sponsored City2Surf since 2023, and this year’s race takes place on Sunday, August 9, 2026.

When members register, they can join the “Peloton (Sponsor)” team to run together and get invited to Peloton’s prep events. The team is open to family and friends as well, including non-members, and Peloton is encouraging participants to add the #City2Surf tag to their Peloton profile. You can register and join Team Peloton here, with full details on Peloton’s blog.

Peloton is once again supporting its charity partner Beyond Blue, an Australian service that provides mental health counselling, advice, and referrals. At the Peloton Expo (August 6-8) and the post-race finisher’s village, members can complete a 5-minute warm-up or cool-down class and Peloton will donate $10 to Beyond Blue on their behalf, one class per person per day, up to a $3,000 target.

Separately, Peloton is running a pop-up showroom in Melbourne. The Peloton pop-up is open at Westfield Doncaster (Level 1) from June 15 to 28, where visitors can trial the Cross Training Bike+ and Tread. You can find the location and details on the Westfield Doncaster page.

Team Peloton registration is open now ahead of the August 9 race, and the Melbourne pop-up runs at Westfield Doncaster through June 28.

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

• Bon Jovi: July 9
• Ne-Yo: July 23

You can find the list of classes as of today for Peloton’s July 2026 artist series below. As always, additional classes may drop straight to the on-demand library, may be announced later as Premiere on the live schedule, or may be held live but without members in studio.

BON JOVI PELOTON CLASSES & SCHEDULE & WORKOUTS – FEATURED ARTIST SERIES

• 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

NE-YO PELOTON CLASSES & SCHEDULE & WORKOUTS – FEATURED ARTIST SERIES

• 30 min. Ne-Yo Yoga Flow – Denis Morton – 7/23/26 @ 5:30pm ET
• 30 min. Ne-Yo Ride – Alex Toussaint – 7/23/26 @ 7:00pm ET
• 30 min. Ne-Yo Run – Hannah Frankson – 7/24/26 @ 7:30pm BST (2:30pm ET)

As always, we will share additional details about each artist series as Peloton makes the official announcements.

Will you be taking a July artist series class?

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Peloton Studios shared the lineup on Instagram, writing:

“Move with purpose, celebrate with pride. Join us on the leaderboard as we honor Black culture and commemorate America’s second Independence Day with powerful Juneteenth heritage workouts…”

The classes span five modalities, each taught by a different instructor and dropping at midnight ET. You can view the complete class list below:

• 30 min The Cookout Two for One Ride – Alex Toussaint & Tunde Oyeneyin – 6/19/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 20 min Juneteenth Pilates – Johanna Ricouz – 6/19/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 30 min Juneteenth Yoga Flow – Chelsea Jackson Roberts – 6/19/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 20 min Juneteenth Row – Ash Pryor – 6/19/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 30 min Juneteenth Run – Marcel Dinkins – 6/19/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]

The headline class is The Cookout, a 2-for-1 ride with Alex Toussaint and Tunde Oyeneyin that returns after debuting last year. We first noted its return when Peloton teased it in June’s “Workouts to Watch” email, and you can revisit the full 2025 Juneteenth lineup here.

Peloton Studios New York will not hold live classes on Friday, June 19 in observance of the holiday. Peloton Studios London will still run its live classes that day.

In past years, members have earned a Juneteenth badge for completing a Juneteenth class, so a badge is likely again this year. As always, you can find a full list of Peloton badges here.

Will you be taking any of Peloton’s Juneteenth classes?

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The program is 4 weeks long, and guides runners up to a 75 min progression run. The class has a combination of Tread classes, as well as outdoor audio classes (which can also be taken on the Tread).

In a post announcing the new program, Peloton said:

“Over 4 weeks, you’ll improve your running skills through Tread & Outdoor classes, with new tools and techniques designed to help improve your running ability.”

Marcel talked about the program by saying that nobody starts their running journey with speed & endurance – that gets built over time. She said her new program blends both the psychology of music & movement together. In addition to increasing speed & distance over time, you would be unlocking new music with Marcel to drive your progression both on & off the Tread. She says you will “experience what it’s like to have music drive your progress.”

Below, you’ll find full details, information, and class list about Marcel Dinkins’ The Progressive Method program on Peloton.

Overview of Peloton’s “The Progressive Method” Program by Marcel Dinkins

Peloton’s “The Progressive Method” Program with Marcel Dinkins Description

Here is the official description for “The Progressive Method” from Peloton: “Ready to find your stride? Join Marcel for 4 weeks of Tread and Outdoor runs designed to boost your endurance and technique. Level up your running game and unlock the ultimate playlist to power your progression runs!”

Peloton’s “The Progressive Method” Program with Marcel Dinkins Badges

It wouldn’t be a Peloton program without badges (you can always find a full list here). You can earn a custom badge just for this program for taking 21 out of the total 24 classes.

How to join the Marcel Dinkins’ The Progressive Method program on Peloton

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

Schedule & Class List for Marcel Dinkins’ “The Progressive Method” Program on Peloton

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

Week 1 Schedule & Class List for The Progressive Method program w/ Marcel Dinkins on Peloton

Day 1 Class 1 – 5 min Pre-Run Warm Up with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Day 1 Class 2 – 30 min Walk + Run with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Day 3 – 30 min Endurance Run with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Day 4 – 20 min Recovery Run with Marcel Dinkins – 2022/09/16 @ 11:00am ET

Day 6 Class 1 – 45 min Progression Run with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Day 6 Class 2 – 5 min Cool Down Walk with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Week 2 Schedule & Class List for The Progressive Method program w/ Marcel Dinkins on Peloton

Day 1 Class 1 – 5 min Pre-Run Warm Up with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Day 1 Class 2 – 45 min Walk + Run with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Day 3 – 45 min Endurance Run with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Day 4 – 30 min Recovery Run with Marcel Dinkins – 2024/06/05 @ 11:00am ET

Day 6 Class 1 – 60 min Progression Run with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Day 6 Class 2 – 5 min Cool Down Walk with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Week 3 Schedule & Class List for The Progressive Method program w/ Marcel Dinkins on Peloton

Day 1 Class 1 – 10 min Pre-Run Warm Up with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Day 1 Class 2 – 30 min Walk + Run with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Day 3 – 30 min Endurance Run with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Day 4 – 20 min Recovery Run with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Day 6 Class 1 – 45 min Endurance Run with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Day 6 Class 2 – 10 min Cool Down Walk with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Week 4 Schedule & Class List for The Progressive Method program w/Marcel Dinkins on Peloton

Day 1 Class 1 – 10 min Pre-Run Warm Up with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Day 1 Class 2 – 30 min Walk + Run with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Day 3 – 45 min Endurance Run with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/02/15 @ 7:23am ET

Day 4 – 20 min Recovery Run with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Day 6 Class 1 – 75 min Progression Run with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

Day 6 Class 2 – 10 min Cool Down Walk with Marcel Dinkins – 2026/06/18 @ 10:00am ET

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

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Now, when you finish a class, a “Continue Your Stack” section appears on the left side of the workout-complete screen. It surfaces the next class in your stack, along with your place in it (such as 1 of 6), and you can tap straight into it to start that class.

The panel also adds two shortcuts. A “Swap Class” button cycles through the other classes in your stack, moving to the second, third, fourth, and so on, so you can jump to any class in the stack rather than only the next one in line.

A “Browse Classes” button takes you straight back to the main on-demand library to choose any random class you want.

For the unfamiliar, stacking lets you queue up multiple classes to take back to back, like a warm-up, a main ride, and a cool down. The new layout makes it simpler to roll into the next one, or change course on the fly, without digging back through the library.

Previously, you continued your stack from a “Continue Stack” button in the top toolbar, next to options like Bookmark, Share, Rate, and Workout Details. That button has been removed, so the new left-side section is now the only way to move into your stack from the post-class screen.

The change fits a steady stream of software updates Peloton has rolled out under CEO Peter Stern, many aimed at smoothing the path from one class to the next and keeping members moving.

Earlier this year Peloton added an auto-play for stacked classes in the Peloton app, although that experience still requires manual interaction and getting your phone out in many cases.

Peloton first added class stacking on Peloton devices in 2021.

Do you see the new layout making it easier to get through your stack?

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The day brings the Peloton community together to break the stigma around menopause and share science-backed ways to thrive, built around a fireside chat with Peloton instructor Susie Chan and Dr. Juliet McGrattan and bookended by movement.

Here is the schedule of events:

• 9:30am – 5K Run Club with Susie Chan and Dr. Juliet McGrattan
• 9:30am – Foyer Class (encore-streamed Bodyweight + Core Strength)
• 11:00am – Managing Menopause Fireside Chat and Q&A with Susie Chan and Dr. Juliet McGrattan
• 1:00pm – Foyer Class (encore-streamed Bodyweight + Core Strength)
• 2:00pm – Foyer Class (encore-streamed Bodyweight + Core Strength)

The centerpiece fireside chat will see Susie Chan and Dr. Juliet McGrattan discuss the benefits of movement and nutrition through menopause, followed by an audience Q&A. Juliet’s book, “The Runner’s Guide to Menopause,” will be available for purchase. Dr. Juliet McGrattan is a former GP and the author of “The Runner’s Guide to Menopause,” and serves as the Women’s Health Lead at 261 Fearless.

The day opens with a community-led 5K run through the streets of London with Susie Chan and Dr. Juliet McGrattan. The foyer classes are complimentary encore-streamed Bodyweight and Core Strength classes pulled from Peloton’s Menopause Health Collection, with instructor Mila Lazar and an in-person Trainer on hand to give real-time, personal form adjustments.

The event is part of Peloton’s expanding menopause programming, which launched last fall through its partnership with Halle Berry’s Respin Health.

The event is free and open to both Members and non-Members. Tickets are complimentary and limited to one per person on a first-come, first-served basis, and you must register separately for each session you’d like to attend. You can RSVP via the event page.

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Jess has been named to the inaugural SPORT BEACH Women’s Leadership Council, Fueled by Gatorade.

The council, launched by the sports-and-culture platform SPORT BEACH, brings together athletes, coaches, and industry leaders to push for greater visibility, representation, and leadership opportunities for women across sport.

It is set up as a working group that tackles one issue each year and delivers a recommendation for how brands, leagues, teams, and platforms can drive progress. In its first year, the focus is on elevating female coaches as role models and building stronger pathways for women in coaching.

The group is co-chaired by Basketball Hall of Famer and broadcaster Candace Parker, SPORT BEACH CEO Beth Sidhu, and Jasper Advisors founder Julie Andreeff Jensen. Other members include gymnast and two-time Olympian Jordan Chiles, broadcasters Elle Duncan and Sarah Spain, Los Angeles Lakers assistant coach Lindsey Harding, and brand leaders from companies like Nike, Visa, and Gatorade.

Jess fits into the group through her dual career. Alongside teaching at Peloton, she is an ESPN reporter who has covered College GameDay since 2022 and recently hosted ESPN’s “Courtside” altcast at the Women’s Final Four.

SPORT BEACH announced the council on Instagram, writing:

“Women’s sports have never had more momentum. The opportunity now is making sure that momentum translates into real action. Introducing the inaugural @sportbeachco Women’s Leadership Council, Fueled by @gatorade ⚡️ This incredible group of athletes, coaches, and industry leaders are committed to advancing women across the sports ecosystem through measurable impact.”

Jess commented on the post, saying “An honor and a privilege ❤️”

You can read the full announcement via the press release, or see SPORT BEACH’s full post via Instagram.

Congratulations to Jess Sims!

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Peloton introduced the Low Impact & Arms class type in April, combining its Low Impact Ride format with free-weight upper-body segments. The new collection brings all of those rides together as the catalog grows.

Peloton describes the collection:

“These rides are primarily spent in the saddle for a smooth, joint-friendly experience while incorporating upper body segments with free weights to strengthen your arms and challenge your body. They deliver a solid sweat suitable for all levels.”

The class type is a lower-impact alternative to Peloton’s long-running Intervals & Arms rides, swapping the high-intensity interval structure for a steadier, joint-friendly ride while keeping the free-weight upper-body work.

The collection includes six classes so far, all available on-demand:

• 60 min Low Impact & Arms Ride – Mayla Wedekind – 4/20/26 @ 12:00pm ET [German]
• 45 min Low Impact & Arms Ride – Emma Lovewell – 4/21/26 @ 9:30am ET
• 30 min Low Impact & Arms Ride – Tunde Oyeneyin – 5/5/26 @ 12:00am ET
• 45 min Low Impact & Arms Ride – Sam Yo – 5/20/26 @ 12:00am ET
• 45 min Low Impact & Arms Ride – Mayla Wedekind – 6/1/26 @ 12:00pm ET [German]
• 30 min Low Impact & Arms Ride – Bradley Rose – 6/3/26 @ 12:00am ET

Expect the collection to grow as more Low Impact & Arms Rides are added. You can find them all in the new Low Impact & Arms collection.

Will you be adding any of these Low Impact & Arms rides to your stack?

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The Wellbeing for Life program traces back to the Peloton Pledge, a four-year, $100 million commitment the company made in 2020 to fight racial injustice and inequity and promote health and wellbeing for all. It named its first community partners in 2021, and Peloton says it has reached hundreds of thousands of people since.

Peloton’s support takes a few different forms. Alongside direct financial contributions, the company provides non-monetary help such as donated Peloton equipment for community spaces, classes and content co-created with partners, instructor-led programming and community events, and the use of its platform to amplify each organization’s work.

Alia McCants, Peloton’s Senior Director of Global Inclusion & Impact, said in the announcement:

“We want to break down barriers to physical fitness and wellbeing in our communities, and our partners are the experts on the ground advancing this critical work.”

Peloton’s five social impact 2026 partners are:

• GirlTREK (United States) – Billed as the largest health movement for Black women in the U.S., GirlTREK frames walking as a tool for self-care and community health. A partner since 2021, it has worked with Peloton on the “Black Family Wellness” campaign and past community walking events.
• LISC, the Local Initiatives Support Corporation (United States) – A community development organization partnering with Peloton since 2021 to expand access to fitness facilities and wellness programming in underserved areas. Most recently, the two launched “Community in Motion,” placing 75 Peloton Bikes in community spaces across Chicago.
• NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness (United States) – The country’s largest grassroots mental health organization, and a new partner this year. The partnership centers on the link between movement and mental health, expanding NAMI’s HelpLine resources and reducing stigma. Last month, Peloton and lululemon supported NAMIWalks events during Mental Health Awareness Month, with a NAMI Walk badge available on the platform.
• The OUT Foundation (United States) – Also new for 2026, the foundation works to remove barriers that keep LGBTQ+ individuals from fitness and wellness, through its “OUTAthlete” scholarship program and community events.
• Sporting Equals (United Kingdom) – The UK’s leading non-profit promoting ethnic diversity in sport, a partner since 2021. Its work with Peloton includes the “LeaderBoard” program, aimed at increasing diversity in sports governance.

NAMI and The OUT Foundation are new partners for 2026, while GirlTREK, LISC, and Sporting Equals are returning organizations that also appeared on Peloton’s 2024/2025 partner list.

You can read the full announcement via Peloton’s press release.

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A new support page lays out the program, and Peloton is also emailing members in the four markets to notify them. The upgraded post carries Peloton’s latest seat post design, the same one already used on its Cross Training bikes.

The seat post is free and can be self-installed without a service call, with both video and PDF instructions provided. Orders open today, June 16, 2026, with shipping beginning July 1 and arriving within 8 to 12 weeks depending on the market.

In the email to members notifying them (the exact language varies slightly based on country and if the member owns a Bike vs Bike+), Peloton said:

At Peloton, we are constantly innovating our product designs to ensure our Member community always has the best possible equipment. As part of our ongoing commitment to quality, we are proactively offering all eligible Original Series Bike+ Members in the United Kingdom a complimentary upgraded seat post. We want to ensure your equipment has our most up-to-date seat post design, reflecting our uncompromising standards for product quality.

Bike owners are eligible if they have an Original Series Bike (PL-21 model) purchased in one of the four markets, and Bike+ owners are eligible if they have an Original Series Bike+ purchased there and manufactured before 2024. Most owners in those markets will be eligible, but not all. Some newer Bikes and Bike+ may already include the updated seat post design, so members can confirm their eligibility by entering their serial number on the checkout page.

The upgrade covers the same component that was the subject of formal recalls in North America. Peloton and the CPSC recalled the original Bike seat post in the US and Canada in 2023, and the original Bike+ seat post in 2025, after reports that the posts could break during use and pose fall and injury risks.

Those recalls did not cover bikes sold internationally. This program addresses the same seat post for international owners, though Peloton is offering it as a voluntary upgrade rather than through a formal recall – Peloton is not under a formal recall or working with any government agencies to offer this program.

Eligible members in the four markets can order their free upgraded seat post on the Bike & Bike+ checkout pages (the specific links vary by market), or reach out through Peloton’s support site with questions. We will continue to share updates as the program rolls out.

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Peloton announced the program through an in-app alert, writing:

“Join Kirra for 7 Days to Release Stress & Anxiety, a new program now available on the Breathwrk app, powered by Peloton. Free with your All-Access Membership.”

The program is a week-long guided breathwork journey built to calm the nervous system and ease stress and tension. It opens with a five-minute intro, then moves through one guided session per day. Days 1 and 2 run five minutes each, while Days 3 through 7 step up to ten minutes, layering in new breathing techniques as the week goes on.

You can view the full class list below:

• Intro to 7 Days to Release Stress (5 min) – An introduction to the week-long journey and how breathwork supports the nervous system.
• Day 1 (5 min) – A grounding practice using simple nasal breathing to settle the body and quiet the mind.
• Day 2 (5 min) – Intentional inhales and soft, audible exhales to release physical tension and invite relaxation.
• Day 3 (10 min) – A steady 4-in, 6-out rhythm to soften racing thoughts and support nervous system regulation.
• Day 4 (10 min) – Body scan, structured breathing, and gentle mental labeling to downshift the nervous system.
• Day 5 (10 min) – Steady 5/5 breathing and internal anchoring to build emotional steadiness and balance.
• Day 6 (10 min) – Ladder box breathing and free nasal breath to expand stress capacity and strengthen focus.
• Day 7 (10 min) – A guided flow integrating stabilize, release, and regulate patterns, closing with reflection.

It is the second program Peloton has added to Breathwrk, after Chelsea Jackson Roberts’ 7 Days of Breathwork last month.

Like Chelsea’s program, this one lives in the Breathwrk app rather than the main Peloton app. Peloton acquired Breathwrk in October 2025, and it has since been free for All-Access, Guide, and App+ members through their existing Peloton login, with completed sessions syncing back to the Peloton app.

The launch continues Peloton’s steady build-out of original content in Breathwrk as it leans further into wellness. Kirra released a similar week-long “7 Days to a Calmer You” meditation program on the main Peloton app back in 2024.

You can always find a full list of Peloton programs and the classes they include here.

Will you be giving Kirra’s new breathwork program a try?

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First, there will be two new Extra Steps walking classes that will drop on demand on Wednesday, June 17 at 12 AM ET (5 AM BST). These classes will be taught by Matty Maggiacomo and Mayla Wedekind.

Peloton’s Extra Steps classes are designed for members to get additional steps in, typically after completing another class. The targeted number of steps is included in the class title, assuming you take the class at the cadence (steps per minute) specified by the instructor. You will be able to find the newest classes in the Extra Steps class collection.

On Thursday, June 18, Peloton’s first 30 minute Foam Rolling class will drop on demand. This class will be a Full Body focus taught by Hannah Corbin.

As a reminder, there is a Foam Rolling class type filter under the Stretching class category.

Later this week, Jenn Sherman has a live 60 minute My Mixtape Ride on Sunday, June 21 at 10 AM ET (3 PM BST).

Also on Sunday, Peloton is celebrating International Day of Yoga with several new classes. There will be a 10 minute Focus Flow: Hips class with Nico Sarani on demand at 12 AM ET (5 AM BST).

There will also be two live yoga classes that day, a 30 minute Advanced Beginner Rock Yoga Flow with Chelsea Jackson Roberts at 9:30 AM ET (2:30 PM BST) and a 30 minute Morning Slow Flow with Anna Greenberg at 11:30 AM ET (4:30 PM BST).

Check out the full “This Week at Peloton” post for June 15 through June 21 from @PelotonStudios on Instagram.

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

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Callie shared the news on Instagram with a playful video. The on-screen text first read “pretending i’m back on the Peloton schedule next week because I’m bored,” before changing to “JK NOT PRETENDING.”

She captioned the post: “SURPRISE!!!!! MAMA IS BAC. WHO IS READY TO BYOEEEEE”

Callie has been on maternity leave since welcoming her second child, daughter Codie Jean Howell, earlier this year. This marks her second return from maternity leave, after she came back from her first in September 2024 following the birth of son Cash.

She was also in New York this weekend for the fourth Peloton x lululemon members weekend, taking part in member events.

Callie’s first live Peloton classes back are:

• 30 min Full Body Strength – 6/18/26 @ 11:30am ET
• 20 min Glutes & Legs Strength – 6/20/26 @ 2:30pm ET
• 10 min Core Strength – 6/20/26 @ 3:05pm ET
• 30 min 2000s Upper Body Strength – 6/21/26 @ 10:00am ET
• 30 min Bike Bootcamp: 50/50 – 6/25/26 @ 8:00am ET
• 30 min Soundtrack Strength Club – 6/25/26 @ 9:00am ET

As a reminder, Callie lives in Florida with her family and commutes to New York roughly a week each month to teach live and record on-demand classes, so members should continue to expect her live classes to come in bursts every few weeks rather than every week.

Which of Callie’s classes are you planning to take?

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Aditi shared the tease casually in an Instagram story laying out her plans for the week, listing “planning classes (new program coming soon)” among her to-dos.

She did not share any further details. There is no word yet on what the program will cover, whether it will land on the Peloton app or in the Breathwrk app, or when it will launch.

Aditi has created several meditation programs for Peloton, most recently the “7 Days of Mindful Mornings” program last year, and she also teaches yoga and Pilates on the platform.

Peloton has recently started adding some programs to BreathWrk, rather than the main app. Peloton acquired the Breathwrk app last year, with recent programs and classes from Sam Yo and Chelsea Jackson Roberts landing in that app rather than on Peloton itself.

Aditi also isn’t the only instructor with something in the works. Chelsea Jackson Roberts recently teased a new one-week program of her own, similarly without revealing which app it will call home.

We will share the full details on Aditi’s new program once they become available.

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This episode is hosted by Amanda Segal (#Seglo3) and Holly Kabler (#Crabbie_KakeS).

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

• Peloton has acquired Skop, who made a Pilates Reformer.
• Over the summer, eight different instructors from NYC will teach classes in London.
• Hiking classes have been turned into their own top level filter.
• Peloton has begun awarding badges for longer streaks and bigger milestones.
• Peloton has made a new “Split Replay” collection to house unofficial split strength programs.
• Sam Yo has some breathwork / meditation classes in the BreathWrk app.
• Matt Wilpers will be teaching another 2 hour ride on June 27th.
• Marcel Dinkins will be launching a new “The Progressive Method” program later this month.
• Peloton is celebrating Pride Month in June with special classes.
• A new featured artist series showcasing the music of Robyn took place.
• Peloton had several special Global Running Day classes including one with instructors from both studios.
• Peloton highlighted some classes in “This Week at Peloton.”
• Happy Birthday to Cody Rigsby & Assal Arian this week.
• Peloton will have Pride month run clubs in both NYC & London.
• Jess Sims & Chelsea Jackson Roberts are teaching in Las Vegas.
• Peloton is bringing bikes to community centers across Chicago.
• Robin Arzon was in GQ
• Jess Sims is on the SPORT BEACH Women’s Leadership Council.
• Jess King was featured in The Bump
• Matty Maggiacomo is taking part in an off Broadway event.

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.

• Christine D’Ercole – 30 min Brandi Carlile Ride – 6/4/26 @ 12:00am ET (#Megatron76_runs)
• Mariana Fernandez – 30 min Brandi Carlile Yoga Flow – 6/4/26 @ 5:30pm ET (#AMAJar3)
• Johanna Ricouz – 10 min Pilates – 6/5/26 @ 12:00am ET (#AMAJar3)
• Ben Alldis – 30 min Dance Music Ride – 6/5/26 @ 1:00pm ET (#Carl82LZ)
• Alex Karwoski – 75 min Long Run – 6/5/26 @ 1:30pm ET (#TommyTunes23)
• Matt Wilpers – 60 min Power Zone Ride – 6/6/26 @ 8:00am ET (#ChrisL20)
• Benny Adami – 30 min Dein Konzert: Sing Along Ride [German] – 6/7/26 @ 4:30am ET (#AMAJar3)
• Kirsten Ferguson – 30 min 90s Run – 6/7/26 @ 9:30am ET (#TreadPolitely)
• Chelsea Jackson Roberts – 30 min Advanced Beginner R&B Yoga Flow – 6/7/26 @ 9:30am ET (#AMAJar3)
• Ally Love – 30 min Sundays With Love – 6/7/26 @ 12:30pm ET (#LindseyTGamble)
• Hannah Corbin – 10 min Pilates: Lower Body – 6/8/26 @ 12:00am ET (#AmyMSChalk)
• Assal Arian – 15 min German Pop Core Strength – 6/9/26 @ 11:00am ET (#AMAJar3)

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Anna shared the news on Instagram, writing:

“New edition dropping fall 26′ & we could not be more excited, grateful, nervous, all the things! ♥️”

The announcement photos show Anna alongside her son Noah, who is wearing a “Big Brother” shirt, with her baby bump on display.

Noah, the first child for Anna, was born in August 2022. During her first pregnancy, Anna created a collection of prenatal yoga classes for members at each stage of pregnancy, which remain available on the platform today.

You can see Anna’s full announcement post via Instagram.

Congratulations to Anna Greenberg and her family!

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Matty will take part in a star-studded off-Broadway event from the Public Theater at Central Park’s Delacorte Theater on Monday, June 15, sharing the bill with screen star Christian Slater, Tony winner J. Harrison Ghee, and more.

The event, “Quick Bright Things Come to Confusion, or What We Do For Love,” pairs a performance of an excerpt from Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, following the play’s four young lovers, with a talkback exploring why we do “so many crazy, inspired, devoted, disloyal things in our friendships and love affairs.” Matty shared that he will serve as a narrator for the performance.

Alongside Slater and Ghee, the cast includes Frankie J. Alvarez, Grantham Coleman, Micaela Diamond, and Rebecca Naomi Jones. The post-performance discussion brings in Kwame Anthony Appiah, the NYU philosopher behind The New York Times Magazine’s weekly “Ethicist” column; Shakespeare scholars James Shapiro and Ayanna Thompson; and Logan Ury, Hinge’s lead relationship scientist and author of “How to Not Die Alone.”

Matty has a long history with Broadway. He hosts the Broadway podcast “Drama Club with Matty,” teaches a long list of Broadway-themed Peloton classes, and regularly works theater into his workouts, including an elaborate Sunset Boulevard parody staged during a class last summer.

The performance kicks off the relaunch of the Public’s Public Forum series, which will take over the Delacorte’s Monday nights (otherwise the dark day for its free Shakespeare in the Park run of Romeo and Juliet) through the summer.

The free, one-night-only event begins at 8 PM. There are four ways to grab free tickets:

• The line at the Delacorte
• Evening standby at the Delacorte
• Digital lottery through TodayTix
• In-person lottery at the Public

You can find ticketing details on the Public’s Public Forum page, more on the event via the Public Theater’s event page, and additional context from Playbill.

Will you be catching Matty at the Delacorte on June 15?

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Peloton teased the launch via Instagram, writing:

“HiLit+ is coming July 6 ⚡️New format, same all-out energy.”

The teaser video shows Rebecca Kennedy standing beneath a “HiLit+” sign, which lights up when she snaps, before the date 07.06 appears on screen.

Beyond the name, date, and the promise of a “new format,” Peloton has not shared specifics.

The first HiLit program launched in January as Peloton’s first low-impact, cross-training plan. We covered the full High Intensity, Low Impact (HiLit) program at launch: a four-week plan running five days a week that mixed strength, walking, Pilates, and mobility classes built to deliver results “without the joint strain.”

Peloton also promoted the upcoming program in the HiLit team on the Peloton app, teasing “New Format, Same Energy, 7/6” and sharing a link to the Instagram announcement.

The original HiLit program has been very popular among Peloton members. In its most recent earnings report, Peloton singled out HiLit as a driver of its Pilates growth:

“Pilates workouts increased 48% year-over-year in Q3, in part driven by Rebecca Kennedy’s HiLit Training Plan. 400,000 Members engaged with this plan in Q3.”

That Pilates momentum has fed a broader push into the modality. Peloton recently acquired Skōp, the maker of a connected Pilates reformer, in an R&D-focused deal it framed as an investment in the “future of Pilates.”

With that kind of traction behind the first installment, a follow-up is not a surprise. We will share the full details of HiLit+ when it launches on July 6.

Are you looking forward to Rebecca Kennedy’s HiLit+ program on Peloton?

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The class is set for 8:00am ET and opened for in-person studio bookings earlier this past Tuesday.

Two-hour rides remain a rarity on the Peloton platform, and this is just the second of the year. The first was the Valentine’s Day two-for-one with guest instructor Christian Vande Velde on February 14. Before that, the most recent was Ben Alldis’ first two-hour ride on July 27, 2025.

Matt taught the platform’s first two-hour ride back in October 2023 and once said he aimed to teach one roughly every quarter.

Beyond the in-person studio booking, the class will air live and land in the on-demand library afterward.

For those who enjoy long runs instead of long rides, Peloton just added several 2 and 2.5 hour runs as part of the new Marathon training program.

Will you be opting in to Matt Wilpers’ upcoming two-hour ride?

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