Peloton shared the news in an Instagram post, writing:

“We’re launching something special made entirely for you: Member Gratitude Season ❤️ It’s a dedicated time for us to say a huge THANK YOU for building this community with us. From the return of our favorite awards, to IRL events and exclusive perks – you’re going to want to stay tuned for this! 👀”

The video shows Peloton instructors spending time with members at events around the world. Peloton also updated their Instagram bio to include “Happy Member Gratitude Season 🫂”.

Another promotional message describes six weeks of celebrations, saying: “Gratitude Season. TYSM for moving with us. Let’s connect off the Leaderboard to celebrate 6 weeks of extra Member love.”

One part of the celebrations will be a “Gratitude Run Tour,” including a stop in Berlin with Jeffrey McEachern on October 31. More tour stops are likely to be announced as Peloton shares further details.

Alongside the event information, Peloton shared a note to members:

“You are at the heart of everything we do. Day in and day out, you show up – for yourselves, for one another, and for Peloton – finding joy in movement and sharing that energy with the world around you.”

The note continues by saying:

“With more than five million Members worldwide, you’ve helped shape Peloton into what it is today. Whether connecting on the Leaderboard, showing up for one another in real life, or bringing the spirit of Peloton into your own communities, you continue to inspire us and remind us what makes this community so special. Thank you for always showing up!”

The reference to “the return of our favorite awards” could point to the Leaderboard Awards, which Peloton introduced as part of Peloton on Tour in 2023. Members could nominate others in their local community to be recognized by Peloton and the instructors.

The first ceremony in Los Angeles covered five categories: Community Superstar, Social Media Star, Friend of Fitness, Champ of the Comeback, and Wild Card. However, Peloton has not yet confirmed whether those are the awards returning for Member Gratitude Season.

Peloton previously held Peloton Member Month in November 2024, with special classes, in-person events, member offers, and giveaways. The new teaser doesn’t confirm whether any of those specific activities will return.

You can see the original Instagram post here.

We’ll share more information about Member Gratitude Season, including the events, awards, and perks, as it becomes available.

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The event is free and open to Peloton members and non-members, with one spot per person. Registration is required, and spaces are offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

According to Peloton’s event page, the evening will include stops at local monuments and statues to learn about Black history. Participants will return to the studio for post-workout treats.

The main route is approximately 5K, with a separate 3K walking option. Both start and finish at Peloton Studios London, 11 Floral Street, London, WC2E 9DH. Runners and walkers of all levels are welcome, with four pace groups:

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

Doors open at 5:00pm, and check-in closes at 6:25pm. The warm-up begins at 6:30pm, with groups departing in waves from 6:35pm.

Participants must have a confirmed registration and complete an activity waiver before taking part. Bag drop and lockers will be available, but the studio’s showers will be closed. Covent Garden is the nearest Underground station, and there is no parking at the venue. Attendees will also receive a 20% discount at the Peloton Studios London Store.

The event may change or be cancelled due to adverse weather conditions.

The run follows Jon Hosking’s October 7 PSL Run Club for World Mental Health Day. Hannah also led August’s Carnival-themed London Run Club.

Peloton held a UK Black History Month run and walk in London last October with Black Girls Do Run UK, featuring Hannah Frankson, Joslyn Thompson Rule, and Jermaine Johnson.

Peloton previously announced their 2026 UK Black History Month classes and a new badge.

If you are interested in attending the run led by Hannah Frankson, you can register through Peloton’s booking page here.

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The 10-class limit had been in place since Peloton launched class stacking in January 2021. Today’s change adds room for 15 more classes in the same queue.

Stacking lets members pick classes ahead of time rather than searching for their next workout after each class finishes. Stacks can include on-demand and scenic classes, and can combine different types of workouts, such as a warmup, ride, strength class, and stretch.

The new higher 25 class stacking limit gives members more room to plan several workouts ahead, especially when shorter classes, warmups, and cooldowns would previously fill the available slots. Those classes still sit in one queue, which members can reorder as their plans change.

Peloton’s stacked classes support page now reflects the higher limit, saying:

“While you can only have one Stack at a time, you can queue up to twenty-five classes in a Stack.”

However, members are still limited to a single stack. The increase does not add the ability to create multiple separate lists of classes.

A possible future update could bring multiple member-created lists, allowing members to keep different workouts or groups of classes separate.

The expanded capacity follows several other changes to stacking this year. In January, Peloton introduced an autoplay option for stacks in their iOS and Android apps. In February, they added the ability to view class details directly from a stack, including playlists and class plans.

More recently, the “Continue Your Stack” post-class panel returned to a wider group of members in August, giving them a shortcut to their next queued class – before being reverted again.

Will you use the extra room in your stack, or would you prefer the ability to create multiple lists?

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Adam and Robin walk and run side by side on two Treads on the instructor platform in a two for one style class, with members taking the class in studio. The workout is available in the on-demand library from October 13, 2026 @ 9:00am ET.

The appearance is timed with the October 13 release of Adam’s new book, Vibe: The Secrets of Strong Connections in a Lonely World, which explores building stronger relationships and communities.

Peloton highlighted the class through an in-app notification. The class description reads:

“Split your sweat 50/50 between walking and running in this Tread workout and join Robin as she discusses the importance of human connection with best selling author, Adam Grant.”

Robin coaches alternating walks and runs, building from easy pace to a final minute at challenging pace. She observes in the class that many celebrity guests choose to walk, but Adam opted to run.

During the workout, Robin and Adam discuss why making friends as an adult can be difficult, how shared experiences help people connect, and how rituals can help build stronger relationships. Adam also talks about the motivation that can come from recognizing someone on the leaderboard and knowing they are pushing themselves alongside you.

The conversation includes suggestions such as asking someone what they love rather than what they do for work. Near the end, Adam encourages members to introduce one friend to another as a small step toward building community.

Members in the studio also join the conversation. One shares how group challenges have helped with consistency and friendship, while another discusses checking in when familiar people stop showing up for workouts.

Robin shares that she and Adam met at a dinner party around the release of his earlier book, Hidden Potential. She also credits him with introducing her to Sarah Robb O’Hagan, Peloton’s Chief Content and Member Development Officer, who is in the studio for the class. Emma Lovewell was also taking the class in studio.

Robin previously appeared on Adam’s ReThinking podcast in February 2024, when the two discussed running, motivation, and hustle culture.

Previously, Mel Robbins joined Matty Maggiacomo for a Walk & Talk in May 2025, also using two Treads on the main platform, while Abby Wambach and Julie Foudy recently joined Kirsten Ferguson for a Welcome To The Party Walk + Run.

Robin also has a ride with clinical psychologist Dr. Becky Kennedy scheduled for October 15 at 1:30pm ET.

Will you be taking Robin and Adam’s Walk + Run?

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Peloton announced the classes via Instagram, writing:

“Peloton x Northwestern Medicine. Join Kirsten and Adrian for conversation-driven outdoor walks that blend movement and expert medical insight from Northwestern physicians Dr. Simpson and Dr. Schaeffer.”

Kirsten’s 30 min Preventative Health Walk was added to the on-demand library on October 14, 2026 at 12:00am ET. She is joined by transplant surgeon Dr. Dinee Simpson, who was named Northwestern Medicine’s first chief health equity executive in 2023.

Adrian’s 30 min Men’s Health Walk is scheduled to be released on November 4, 2026 at 12:00am ET.

Peloton x Northwestern Medicine Classes & Schedule

• 30 min Preventative Health Walk – Kirsten Ferguson – 10/14/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 30 min Men’s Health Walk – Adrian Williams – 11/4/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]

Peloton describes Kirsten’s class as follows:

“Take a step towards building healthy habits with Kirsten and Dr. Dinee Simpson in a workout about preventative health as they walk to some of your favorite tracks.”

The collaboration with Northwestern Medicine started in 2025. Northwestern Medicine announced the collaboration on February 10, 2025, highlighting Matt Wilpers’ walk with Dr. Clyde Yancy, their chief of cardiology. That 30 min Heart Health Walk was released on 1/31/25 @ 12:00am ET, as we covered at the time.

The earlier walk was added to Peloton’s Health Centered collection. Peloton created that collection in late 2024 with a Metabolic Health Walk featuring Matt and Dr. Kavita Patel. The new Northwestern Medicine classes add two more health topics, and are being added to the collection as well.

Will you be taking either of the new Northwestern Medicine walks?

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Peloton disclosed the news on October 13, 2026. Baig notified the company of his decision on October 8 and will continue in his role until November 27.

Peloton said they have started searching for his replacement. The notice does not name a successor or identify where Baig is headed.

Peloton said in the filing:

“Mr. Baig’s departure is not the result of any disagreements or issues relating to financial disclosures or accounting matters. The Company is grateful for Mr. Baig’s contributions throughout his employment.”

Baig will not receive severance payments or benefits under Peloton’s Severance and Change in Control Plan in connection with his departure.

Earlier this year, Baig served as Peloton’s interim Chief Financial Officer, effective March 27, when Liz Coddington left the company.

Peloton then announced Siddharth “Sid” Thacker as their new CFO on May 26. Thacker’s appointment took effect on June 22, with Baig remaining Chief Accounting Officer.

Baig joined Peloton as Chief Accounting Officer in November 2022 after working at Meta Platforms as Controller of Accounting Risk, Valuation, and Financial Reporting.

In the March filing announcing his interim CFO appointment, Peloton described his responsibilities as including financial reporting, controllership, finance operations and finance technology. That filing also noted he had served as CFO of Peloton’s Commercial Business Unit since August 2025.

You can view the SEC filing announcing Baig’s departure here.

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The Miley collection includes the latest Artist Series classes from October 8-11 alongside earlier workouts featuring her music.

Peloton describes the collection by saying:

“Singer, songwriter, musical chameleon. Move to the culture-shaping songs of Miley in classes on the Bike, Tread, Row, mat, and more.”

Along with the new classes, members can find workouts from Miley’s original January 2021 Artist Series, the 2023 Outdoor Artist Series Reloaded release, and the 2024 German-language Artist Series Reloaded.

The original series and 2023 outdoor class use “Miley Cyrus” in their titles, while the newest series uses “Miley.”

The second new collection is Meditate Through Change, which currently has six 10 min audio meditations from Denis Morton and Chelsea Jackson Roberts. We recently covered these as part of Peloton’s World Mental Health Day releases on October 10.

Peloton’s description for the collection reads:

“Turn to Meditate Through Change during life’s biggest shifts. These meditations sit with you through the feelings that come with changes in career, relationships, health, and home life, offering support and grounding.”

Denis’ “For…” classes focus on moving out, coping with injury, and loss. Chelsea’s focus on work burnout, setting boundaries, and becoming a new parent.

Will you be checking out either of Peloton’s new collections?

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In case you missed it, we recently shared that Peloton launched their new two-way WHOOP integration on September 22. We have now had a chance to test out the integration and take a closer look at how it works.

Peloton and WHOOP have also highlighted two-way syncing and class details in a joint Instagram post.

The connection works in both directions. Linking WHOOP from the Peloton app brings WHOOP activities into Peloton, while sending Peloton workouts to WHOOP requires a second connection from inside the WHOOP app. Members can enable either connection individually or connect both.

When connecting WHOOP from the Peloton app, WHOOP lists the data Peloton is requesting permission to access:

• Recovery – Recovery score, heart rate variability, and resting heart rate
• Cycles – day Strain and average heart rate during a cycle
• Sleep – sleep stage duration and sleep start/end times
• Workout – activity type and Strain
• Profile – name and email
• Body Measurements – height, weight, and maximum heart rate

The WHOOP authorization screen requests access to more than completed-workout data. In the Apple Health and Fitbit connection screens, data sharing is currently limited to workout data.

Peloton’s support page currently describes “Phase 1” of the WHOOP integration more narrowly, saying Peloton is requesting permission to access profile information such as name and email along with workout data including activity type and Strain. The Recovery, Cycle, Sleep, and Body Measurements permissions shown on the actual WHOOP authorization screen are not mentioned anywhere on the support page.

So far, we have not seen Peloton display or directly reference WHOOP sleep, Recovery, HRV, or similar metrics inside the Peloton app. Peloton’s connection screen does say available imported information “such as Heart Rate data” can be used to customize a member’s experience when the “Personalized Experience” setting is enabled.

Peloton just announced they plan to expand how they use third-party wellness data starting November 6. Peloton says shared wellness data can be used to personalize insights, recommendations, and workouts when both the relevant data category and Personalized Experience are enabled.

Peloton has not specified whether WHOOP sleep, Recovery, or HRV will be used in recommendations starting November 6. The authorization screen shows what Peloton can request, rather than confirming which metrics are being received or used by Peloton IQ.

The WHOOP app describes the connection as follows:

“Connect Peloton with WHOOP to automatically sync your activities and enrich your workout details in WHOOP, while sharing your Sleep, Strain, Recovery, and activity data with Peloton for a more connected and personalized experience.”

Inside the WHOOP app, Peloton workouts show up in WHOOP with a “Via Peloton” label and a card that includes the Peloton class thumbnail, class name, and instructor. Tapping the card opens the workout in the Peloton app.

WHOOP also says in their integration announcement that cycling workouts show average power and cadence alongside Strain and heart rate zones.

The workout data shown by WHOOP can differ from Peloton’s own summary. For example, our 20 min Pop Punk Run with Mariana Fernández showed 115 calories inside WHOOP, compared to 217 calories in Peloton.

Peloton’s support page also says WHOOP can show Peloton class recommendations with the class title, instructor, thumbnail, description, discipline, duration, and difficulty. According to Peloton, recommendations require connecting from the WHOOP app and are available to WHOOP members in English-speaking WHOOP markets.

When the WHOOP connection is set up in Peloton, automatic importing is enabled by default. Members can select which supported activity types they want imported, or turn automatic importing off entirely. With automatic importing off, members can return to the connection settings to manually add workouts.

Peloton does not backfill WHOOP workouts recorded before the accounts were connected. The Recent activity list in the Peloton app shows WHOOP activities from the previous seven days. Workouts older than seven days no longer appear in that list.

Peloton also checks for duplicate workouts. If a workout taken directly on Peloton was recorded by WHOOP as well, the Peloton workout takes priority and the WHOOP version is marked “Duplicate” rather than automatically importing a second copy. Members can still manually add it if they want to.

Imported WHOOP workouts count toward Daily and Weekly Streaks, activity goals, Club Peloton points, and some challenges, but not Peloton Milestones or Milestone badges. Peloton began allowing imported third-party workouts to count toward Daily and Weekly Streaks in May.

One part of the integration we have not been able to get working yet is WHOOP support for ReRuns. Peloton said WHOOP would be one of the supported route sources for the new ReRuns feature, with route and elevation information automatically flowing into Peloton.

Our WHOOP-recorded outdoor walk successfully imported into Peloton’s Workout History, but the route has not appeared in the “Your Routes” section of ReRuns. Our test activity was around 11 minutes long, but we have not confirmed why the route did not appear. Peloton’s WHOOP support page does not mention ReRuns.

You can find Peloton’s full instructions for connecting WHOOP via their support page.

Peloton’s email about the integration recommends updating to the latest version of the Peloton app before connecting to WHOOP.

The integration follows CEO Peter Stern’s comments in August that Peloton does not plan to build their own wearable and will instead work with existing wearable platforms to bring data into and out of Peloton.

Do you plan on connecting your WHOOP and Peloton accounts?

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First up this week, a new Power 60 with Logan Aldridge will be available on demand on Tuesday, October 13 at 12 AM ET (5 AM BST).

Logan’s signature Power 60 strength series is part of Peloton’s collaboration with HYROX. The classes feature specific strength movements to help you prepare for your HYROX race. You can find these classes in the Power 60 class collection.

On Thursday, October 15, a new 10 minute Morning Mobility with Selena Samuela will drop on demand at 12 AM ET (5 AM BST).

For live featured classes this week, Jon Hosking will be live on Sunday, October 18 at 5 AM ET (10 AM BST) for a 60 minute 90s Walk with pace targets.

Ally Love will have a 30 minute Boss Ride on Sunday at 12:15 PM ET (5:15 PM BST).

This will be Ally’s third Boss Ride this year, with the last two classes taking place in May and February.

Peloton also shared a reminder of this week’s 2026 UK Black History Month classes:

• 15 min UK BHM: Soul Full Body Stretch – Ben Alldis – 10/13/26 @ 12:00 AM ET [On Demand]
• 30 min UK BHM: 2000s Ride – Hannah Frankson – 10/17/26 @ 5:00 AM ET
• 20 min UK BHM: Pop Walk – Joslyn Thompson Rule – 10/18/26 @ 7:00 AM ET

Check out the Black History Month class collection to find more classes and get this year’s UK BHM badge.

Check out the full “This Week at Peloton” post for October 12 through October 18 from @PelotonStudios on Instagram.

Which classes will you take this week?

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The 30 min class was released on demand on Monday, October 12, 2026, which is Canadian Thanksgiving this year. Peloton shared the news via Instagram, writing:

“Happy Canadian Thanksgiving! Gather your gratitude with Greta and Kirsten for the first time on Peloton in a Two for One Outdoor Turkey Trot.”

You can find the class – 30 min Canadian Two for One Turkey Trot – Greta Dopp & Kirsten Ferguson – 10/12/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand] – in the class library.

The class description reads:

“Take it outdoors and celebrate gratitude with Greta and Kirsten in this 30 min Canadian Two for One Turkey Trot walk!”

Members who complete the class will earn the new “Canadian Thanksgiving” badge. This new badge, and all others, can be seen in our full list of Peloton badges.

Kirsten previously joined Matt Wilpers and Marcel Dinkins for a 30 min Turkey Trot Outdoor Run for U.S. Thanksgiving in 2021.

Earlier this year, Greta also teamed up with Emma Lovewell for a Canada Day Two For One Ride.

Greta Dopp became Peloton’s first Canadian instructor when she joined last year.

Will you be taking Greta Dopp and Kirsten Ferguson’s Canadian Thanksgiving Turkey Trot?

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The update is shown in example screenshots on Peloton’s support page, including an “English (AI Dubbed)” option on an Erik Jäger class. Peloton is also beginning to show some Android app users a promotion advertising dubbed audio in English, Spanish, and German.

English audio dubbing expands on the AI audio dubbing Peloton launched in Spanish in April, with German added shortly after. The initial feature translated English instruction into other languages; the new English option means members can take German language and Spanish language classes, but the audio will be have been dubbed into English using AI & AI generated voices.

Previously, AI audio-dubbed versions appeared as separate classes that members needed to find in the library. With the updated experience, members should be able to choose an available language from a dropdown on the class details screen before pressing Start.

Another new feature being added is an icon in the on-demand library showing that the class has an AI-dubbed track available. Peloton’s example shows the small audio symbol alongside the instructor’s original language in the on-demand library.

The dropdown should default to your preferred language. You can choose another available option before starting, but Peloton says you cannot switch the spoken language once the class is underway.

To configure your default language, members can go to Settings -> Content Preferences -> Class Languages and look for “Preferred Language” at the bottom. Choose the instructor language you want classes to play in by default and save your selection. This section can also be found by using the “Class Languages” option at the bottom of the Filter section in the on-demand library.

The settings screen also separates that playback preference from the languages you want to see in the library. For example, “Show all English classes” now explicitly includes original English classes, classes taught in other languages and dubbed into English, and classes with English subtitles.

The Preferred Language setting appears to be available across the web, apps, and Peloton devices. However, the new AI language dropdown and dubbed playback experience appear to be rolling out more gradually, so just having the setting does not mean the updated playback options are available on your account yet.

Dubbing remains limited to select on-demand classes. Peloton says AI dubbing replaces the spoken instruction while preserving the original music, and AI-dubbed classes carry a notice at the beginning. The new English option does not mean every German or Spanish class now has an English version.

Peloton’s first dubbed classes used human voiceovers, starting with a German version of Tunde Oyeneyin’s arms program in 2023, followed by Spanish programs in 2024. The new English option makes more of the existing library accessible without subtitles, while the dropdown removes the extra step of finding a separate dubbed listing.

Will you try more of Peloton’s German-language or Spanish-language classes if English dubbed audio is available?

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Camila appears around the 30-minute mark of Episode 10, “The Finale,” with the on-screen credit saying “Camila Ramon: Singer & Fitness Instructor.”

During her appearance, she talks about one of the collections and how it was all created within 5 days, saying:

“Five days is crazy to make all those looks at that caliber. Like, it was iconic and one of them, I was like, ‘This looks like Dior.’ The blue and white one. Pop off.”

Camila shared more about the appearance on the show in an Instagram post, saying that she had been invited in April and had to keep the experience quiet:

“I want you to know that I cried! && I am so happy that I thought to document this moment. I never thought that I would be invited not only to attend but GIVE MY OPINION!”

In the video with her post, Camila talks about stepping outside her comfort zone and making fashion a bigger part of her identity and brand. She says that process helped lead to invitations like the Project Runway finale.

Her caption shares that the journey began two years earlier, when she reached out to @lenneatelier for help identifying the clothes she needed and what she was emotionally holding onto. Camila describes the difficulty of letting go of clothing as an immigrant, especially gifts from family, along with the guilt she has always felt about spending over a certain amount of money on something, because her family never did that.

Camila went the rental route to figure out her style, and says most of what she wears today is rented.

In the video, Camila encourages people to keep showing up and taking small steps, even when the results take time. She says she would not previously have imagined being invited to something like the finale.

This is not Peloton’s first connection to Project Runway. Designer Brittany Allen, who has created custom outfits for many Peloton instructors, was a Project Runway finalist in 2023.

Project Runway Season 22 is available to stream on Hulu and Disney+ in the U.S., with the finale first airing in September. You can find it listed as Season 22, Episode 10.

Did you spot Camila in the Project Runway finale?

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The classes include yoga, walking, and Pilates, with all three released on demand overnight at 12:00am ET on October 11.

Peloton announced the classes as follows:

“This weekend, we’re bringing you brand new Pride 365 classes in honor of National Coming Out Day. Join Zacharias, Matty and Johanna as we celebrate what it means to be authentically you.”

2026 Peloton National Coming Out Day Classes

• 30 min Pride 365 Slow Flow – Zacharias Niedzwiecki – 10/11/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 20 min Pride 365 Walk – Matty Maggiacomo – 10/11/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 20 min Pride 365 Pilates – Johanna Ricouz – 10/11/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]

These classes currently do not award a special badge. You can see our complete list of Peloton badges here.

Last year’s National Coming Out Day lineup featured five classes across yoga, rowing, cycling, and walking/running, with a mix of live and on-demand classes.

Zacharias and Johanna were both announced as new Peloton instructors in November 2025, after last year’s National Coming Out Day celebration.

Pride 365 is Peloton’s series celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community throughout the year. Earlier in 2026, the series included Transgender Day of Visibility classes on March 31. Peloton also offered Pride Month classes in June.

Members can browse Peloton’s Pride collection for more classes. These 3 new classes have already been placed into the collection.

Which of the new Pride 365 classes will you be taking for National Coming Out Day?

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The news was shared in Peloton’s “October Workouts to Watch” email, which also showcased Rad Lopez’s Dirty 30 series and World Mental Health Day classes.

Clinical psychologist Dr. Becky Kennedy will join Robin Arzón in the studio on October 15 at 1:30pm ET. Peloton describes the ride as an “on-the-Bike chat about motherhood and more.”

Ally Love’s new Re(Build) full-body strength sessions will begin October 19. Peloton described them as:

“Reconnect with your goals and recommit to your progress as Ally introduces full-body strength sessions that extend the experience of her (Re)Build program.”

The classes build on The (Re)Build, Ally Love’s program that launched in February. That one-week program included nine classes across strength, cycling, Pilates, and stretching, and was designed to be repeated to track progress.

Peloton has not yet said how long the new Re(Build) strength classes will be, how many there will be, or how often they will be released.

Peloton’s new Halloween classes will begin October 21, with a new badge also teased in the email. The announcement does not include a class lineup or details on how to earn the badge. Once available, you will be able to find it on our full list of Peloton badges.

The new classes continue Peloton’s annual Halloween tradition, following last year’s themed classes. You can find Peloton’s Halloween collection here.

Peloton also offered a Halloween flash challenge last year, with bronze, silver, and gold badges for taking 3, 5, or 10 Halloween classes. Peloton has not yet said whether there will also be a flash challenge this year.

Finally, the email also highlights Rad Lopez’s new Dirty 30 signature series. The first class is now available on demand. It also showcases the World Mental Health Day classes released on October 10.

Which of Peloton’s October workouts are you planning to take?

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

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

• Peloton Bikes & Treads were discounted for Amazon Prime Day.
• Marcel Dinkins & Greta Dopp have events as part of Peloton’s Toronto Marathon partnership.
• Peloton has a new artist series with the music of Miley Cyrus.
• Peloton highlighted some classes in “This Week at Peloton.”
• Peloton is celebrating Camila Ramon’s 5 year anniversary with a new collection.
• Two new classes from guest instructor Tim Robards were released.
• Happy Birthday to Kirra Michel this week.
• Ben & Leanne were on the “Love Vs The List” Podcast.
• Selena Samuela is now with Always Alpha Talent Management Agency.
• Dr. Chelsea Jackson Roberts appeared at a panel at Advertising Week in NY.
• Susie Chan has a book event at Cheltenham Literature Festival.
• Matty Maggiacomo shared some images from his recent baby shower.
• Matty Maggiacomo was featured in Stagelight Magazine talking about Broadway.
• Ally Love was featured in a Walmart promotion last week.

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.

• Robin Arzon – 75 min HYROX SImulation with Meg Jacoby – 10/1/26 @ 12:00am ET (#CoopDog17)
• Jermaine Johnson & Hannah Frankson – 30 min UK BHM: Two For One Strength – 10/1/26 @ 12:00am ET (#OhHeyMike)
• German Instructors – 30 min Eine Einheit Walk [German] – 10/1/26 @ 12:00am ET (#Chrissy_b)
• Andy Speer – 20 min Intro To Sled Training – 10/1/26 @ 12:00am ET (#GardenStateGal)
• Chelsea Jackson Roberts – 30 min LHHM: Bossa Nova Yoga Flow – 10/1/26 @ 7:45am ET (#AMAJar3)
• Matty Maggiacomo – 30 min Walk & Talk – 10/2/26 @ 9:45am ET (#RedHeadRunner5)
• Rebecca Kennedy – 20 min Low Impact Cardio – 10/2/26 @ 10:00am ET (#AMAJar3)
• Alex Toussaint – 30 min Club Bangers Ride – 10/3/26 @ 2:00pm ET (#615Nash)
• Jenn Sherman – 45 min Cover To Cover Ride – 10/4/26 @ 9:45am ET (#ACarter_7)
• Bradley Rose – 30 min Pop Punk Ride – 10/4/26 @ 10:00am ET (#HikeBikeNap)
• Hannah Corbin – Sculpt 30 – 10/5/26 @ 12:00am ET (#AmyMSChalk)
• Ash Pryor – 20 min Pilates – 10/6/26 @ 12:00am ET (#HelenPruski, #AMAJar3)

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The event is titled “Unstoppable Women in Sport” and takes place at 8:30pm local time at the Garden Theatre in Montpellier Gardens in Cheltenham, England.

Tickets cost £16, and the session runs for 60 minutes.

Susie and Sophie will be joined by sports journalist and presenter Karthi Gnanasegaram, who will moderate the conversation.

Cheltenham Festivals describes the event by saying:

“In conversation with sports journalist and presenter Karthi Gnanasegaram, they reflect on balancing elite sport with life’s biggest challenges, overcoming setbacks and breaking barriers, exploring ambition, resilience and the changing landscape of women’s sport.”

There will also be a book signing after the panel.

The festival highlights Susie’s multiple finishes at the Marathon des Sables, along with the personal challenges she has written and spoken about throughout her running career.

Susie’s Trails and Tribulations: The Running Adventures of Susie Chan was released in 2024 and won Sports Performance Book of the Year at the 2025 Sports Book Awards.

Susie also held a fireside chat at Peloton Studios London earlier this year to celebrate the paperback release of the book.

Sophie Power is the British ultrarunner behind one of the most widely shared images in the sport, a photograph of her breastfeeding her three month old son partway through a 106 mile race in 2018. She later founded SheRACES, a non-profit working to make races more inclusive for women.

Sophie Power’s book, The Power Within, is also featured as part of the event.

The panel was originally scheduled to include England rugby player Ellie Kildunne, but Cheltenham Festivals says she will no longer appear due to unforeseen circumstances.

“Unstoppable Women in Sport” is part of the 2026 Cheltenham Literature Festival, which runs October 9-18.

Anyone interested can find tickets and more information through the Cheltenham Festivals website.

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The classes were released on World Mental Health Day, which is observed each year on October 10.

Peloton shared the new classes on social media, writing:

“Your mind matters. Prioritize your well-being today and beyond on World Mental Health Day (October 10) and beyond in new classes ranging from mindful movement to short meditations focused on specific moments of change.”

Most of the new World Mental Health Day classes dropped straight to the on-demand library at midnight ET.

Peloton World Mental Health Day Classes & Workouts for 2026

• 10 min World Mental Health Meditation – Mariana Fernández – 10/10/26 @ 12:00am ET [Spanish, On Demand]
• 10 min World Mental Health Day Stretch – Assal Arian – 10/10/26 @ 12:00am ET [German, On Demand]
• 20 min World Mental Health Day Pilates – Greta Dopp – 10/10/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 10 min World Mental Health Day Cool Down – Christine D’Ercole – 10/10/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 45 min World Mental Health Day Yoga Flow – Aditi Shah – 10/10/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 30 min World Mental Health Day Walk – Kirsten Ferguson – 10/10/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 30 min World Mental Health Day Run – Robin Arzón – 10/10/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 20 min World Mental Health Day Ride – Ben Alldis – 10/10/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 30 min World Mental Health Day Outdoor Walk – Jeffrey McEachern – 10/10/26 @ 12:00am ET [German, On Demand]
• 30 min World Mental Health Day Ride – Mayla Wedekind – 10/10/26 @ 3:00am ET [German, On Demand]
• 10 min World Mental Health Meditation – Kirra Michel – 10/10/26 @ 2:55pm ET

Taking one of the 2026 World Mental Health Day classes will count toward Peloton’s “Mental Health Awareness 2026” badge.

The badge was first added earlier this year for Mental Health Awareness Month in May, so members who already earned it then will not receive a separate World Mental Health Day badge.

That is different from 2025. Peloton released 13 World Mental Health Day classes last year, but there was no badge for those workouts at the time they were released. Peloton had offered a Mental Health Awareness badge with World Mental Health Day programming in some previous years. You can find our full list of Peloton badges here.

Along with the World Mental Health Day classes, Peloton also released six new 10 minute meditation classes built around specific situations or life moments.

New Peloton For Life Moments Meditation Classes

• 10 min for Work Burnout – Chelsea Jackson Roberts – 10/10/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 10 min For Moving Out – Denis Morton – 10/10/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 10 min For Coping with Injury – Denis Morton – 10/10/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 10 min For Loss – Denis Morton – 10/10/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 10 min for Setting Boundaries – Chelsea Jackson Roberts – 10/10/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]
• 10 min for New Parents – Chelsea Jackson Roberts – 10/10/26 @ 12:00am ET [On Demand]

All six are audio meditations.

These are the “short meditations focused on specific moments of change” Peloton referenced in their announcement. Rather than focusing on a generic meditation technique or time of day, each class is designed for a specific circumstance a member may be dealing with.

Denis’ 10 minute “For Coping With Injury” class description reads “This meditation is here to sit with you through the emotional challenges of injury, offering support, grounding, and space to process.”

Peloton has experimented with other more specific meditation classes before, including Walking Meditations and the Goodnight Peloton collection.

The “For…” meditations do not carry World Mental Health Day in their class titles and are separate from the workouts that earn the Mental Health Awareness 2026 badge. However, the classes are still found in the Mental Health collection.

All of the new classes have been added to Peloton’s mental health collection, which also includes World Mental Health Day and Mental Health Awareness programming from previous years.

Peloton describes the collection by saying:

“Settle in, take a moment, and feel the support of your community in classes that help you prioritize your well-being.”

Peloton is also celebrating World Mental Health Day with several in-person events this year. Jon Hosking led a Peloton Studios London Run Club on October 7, while Selena Samuela will lead the October PSNY Run Club in partnership with NAMI on October 14. Becs Gentry is also leading a free three-mile run in New York on October 10 as part of Project Healthy Minds’ World Mental Health Day Festival, though that event is not organized by Peloton.

Which of Peloton’s new World Mental Health Day classes or “For…” meditations are you planning to take?

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Both events are from 11:00am to 1:00pm local time.

The Miami event will take place at the Capital One Café in Brickell at 850 South Miami Avenue.

Capital One describes the event by saying:

“Join us at the Capital One Café at Brickell on October 24 for an inspiring session led by author, fitness instructor, and motivational speaker Tunde Oyeneyin as we explore how to build lasting financial confidence while embracing life to the fullest.”

The event will feature a fireside chat with Tunde focused on personal growth, financial confidence, and how personal goals can work alongside saving for the future.

Afterward, attendees will take part in an interactive scent bar experience where they can create a signature scent based around their intentions and personal goals.

The Miami event is free, and attendees do not need to be Capital One customers. Space is limited and advance registration is required.

Tunde will then host another Money, Mindset & Mantras event at the Capital One Café Southport location in Chicago on November 14 from 11:00am to 1:00pm CT. That event is already full, with Capital One currently offering a waitlist instead of registration.

Tunde has hosted a number of Capital One Café events over the past several years.

In February 2024 she joined Hannah Williams for a “Money Talks” event at the Herald Square Capital One Café. She has also hosted several “Your Purpose is Your Power” events with Capital One, including stops in Glendale and Houston in 2024 and Fort Lauderdale in March 2025. Those events also had a conversation with Tunde with, along with an in-person community experience.

This will be Tunde’s second event in Miami that weekend. She is also part of the Faces of Fitness festival in Miami on October 25th.

Anyone interested in the Miami Capital One event can register through Capital One’s event page. Those hoping to attend in Chicago can join the November 14 waitlist.

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Peloton sent the notice by email with the subject line “An exciting update to your personalized Peloton experience, effective Nov 6.”

The email says:

“We’re writing to let you know about an exciting change: Peloton will soon use data from your connected third-party apps and devices (like Garmin, Apple Health, or Fitbit) to bring you better insights and personalized recommendations.”

Beginning November 6, Peloton says “wellness metrics and data” members have chosen to share can be used to personalize their insights, recommendations, and workouts.

Two things must both be enabled before Peloton will use a particular category of data this way:

• The relevant data category from the connected app or device
• Personalized Experience in the member’s Peloton settings

Members who do not want their connected data used for personalization can turn off an individual data category, disable Personalized Experience, or disconnect the third-party app or device entirely.

Turning off a category will stop new data in that category from being brought into the member’s Peloton profile. Peloton directs members to their Privacy Policy for information about data that has already synced and deletion rights.

Members who take no action will have the expanded personalization begin automatically on November 6 for data categories they have already chosen to share.

Peloton’s current third-party integration FAQ says imported workouts already contribute to Personalized Plans, customized insights and class recommendations, along with Streaks, activity metrics, the Performance Dashboard, and other parts of the Peloton experience and Peloton IQ.

Peloton expanded the role of imported workouts earlier this year, including allowing activities synced from services like Garmin, Apple Health, and Fitbit to count toward Daily and Weekly Streaks.

The difference in the November notice is the reference to broader “wellness metrics and data” rather than simply completed workout activity.

As we saw with the launch of Peloton’s two-way WHOOP integration in September, connecting WHOOP gives Peloton permission to request more than workout information. The authorization also includes sleep data, recovery information such as recovery score, heart rate variability and resting heart rate, and strain data.

Peloton has not said that those specific WHOOP metrics will begin affecting recommendations on November 6. However, the new update would provide a mechanism for Peloton to use those types of wellness metrics for personalization when a member has chosen to share them.

It also lines up with plans Peloton has discussed before.

In 2025 then-CFO Liz Coddington said they were investing in third-party integrations involving sleep and recovery data, with the goal of using information members choose to share to recommend better workouts.

The November 6 update appears to move Peloton closer to that vision, though the company has not detailed which individual data categories will influence recommendations or exactly how they will be used.

Peloton also says this is only “the first of several updates” to their personalized experience, with additional changes to be announced as they roll out.

Would you want Peloton to use sleep, recovery, and strain information from WHOOP or another wearable when recommending your next workout?

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The 30 minute format is divided into three 10-minute blocks covering cardio, strength, and HIIT.

Peloton describes the first class by saying:

“Join Rad and get to work with Dirty 30. This class delivers three 10-minute blocks of cardio, strength and HIIT for a power-packed metabolic conditioning workout. Bring your grit and rise to the challenge.”

The first class is:

• 30 min Dirty 30 – Rad Lopez – 10/10/26 @ 9:30am ET

Although the class combines cardio, strength, and HIIT in the same workout, Dirty 30 is categorized as a strength class, so members will find it in the Strength section of the Peloton library and schedule.

Rad shared more about the goal of the format in an Instagram post, writing:

“Dirty 30 isn’t just about working harder. it’s about becoming more capable. This is metabolic conditioning designed to challenge your strength, your cardiovascular system, your coordination, and your ability to keep moving well when fatigue starts to set in. We’re training athleticism. We’re building strength. We’re improving endurance. And we’re learning how to stay composed when the work gets uncomfortable.”

Rad added that the class “is not meant to be easy,” and said the goal is not simply how much weight a member can lift or how quickly they can move, but how well their body can “perform, recover, adapt, and keep going.”

The format builds on several types of workouts Rad already teaches. In addition to traditional strength, he has taught HIIT cardio and shadowboxing, and added Bike Bootcamp to his Peloton lineup in March 2025.

Rad has also created several structured strength programs for the Peloton Strength+ app, including Shred It and Shred It 2 as well as the beginner-focused Shred It: Simplified.

Dirty 30 arrives shortly after another new Peloton signature format. Hannah Frankson launched her 1:3:5 Ride series in September, with each 30 minute class featuring one sustained endurance effort, three progressive interval blocks, and five high-intensity pushes.

Peloton has not yet shared how frequently Dirty 30 classes will take place, and only the October 10 debut is currently scheduled.

Will you be trying Rad’s new Dirty 30 series?

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