Peloton

During its Q2 Fiscal 2021 earnings webcast, Peloton announced that due to the strong UK demand of the Peloton and delivery and manufacturing challenges, it’s delaying the US-wide rollout until May 27.

Peloton has announced its Q2 fiscal 2021 earnings, and it’s now posted its first billion-dollar quarter, as the momentum keeps climbing for the connected fitness provider.

So you just spent a good chunk of your monthly budget on a new Peloton machine. You already did your research and budgeting, then decided it was worth the money. Now it’s been delivered and you have to decide whether to buy the Peloton extended warranty. Below we will outline the fine print to the limited and extended warranties, to help you decide the best move for you.

As was rumored, we have the Peloton Homecoming 2021 event announcement. Unlike previous events, this one will be digital due to COVID-19.

As 2021 starts to garner momentum, Peloton continues to grow in membership and available products. However, many consumers have the same question, whether it’s to a friend who owns a Bike or in the forums of r/pelotoncycle. Is Peloton worth the money? Here are some factors you may or may not have considered to aid you in your potential fitness investment.

Many would argue that the price of a Peloton Bike or Tread alone is steep enough. To then to add a monthly fee of $39 on top of that might seem like robbery. Peloton appears to be doing well in regard to the sales of its fitness machines. So why exactly does the fitness company offer subscription-based workouts? The answer is simple economics.

One of the best aspects of Peloton is the wide variety of options when it comes to the teaching style of the instructors. Shape Magazine recently detailed the best instructors to match your specific workout style.

On Peloton’s official Facebook page, Peloton members were informed that all live classes from their New York-based studio would be canceled on February 1 due to inclement weather.

In a new video with Forbes, Dara Treseder, Peloton’s SVP, Head of Global Marketing and Communications, and Brad Olson, Peloton’s Chief Membership Officer, discussed cultivating community and building engagement with their members.

February is Black History Month, and Peloton is getting started with its celebration by releasing a new line of apparel.

As Peloton continues to gain in popularity, the accessory market is going to continue to grow. A new accessory is available to pre-order that I am really excited about. Endo looks to be the next hot item and something Peloton should consider creating themselves.

A Middletown, New Jersey mom is planning to ride her Peloton for 24 hours straight to raise money for Infinite Love for Kids Fighting Cancer.

Ben Alldis is one of Peloton’s instructors from the London Studio, and he’s hosting an “ask me anything” session on r/pelotoncycle on Reddit.

Continuing with their “Year of Yes” series with Shondaland, Peloton’s Adrian Williams discusses how a death in his family lead him to Peloton.

In a recent Bloomberg article, Peloton’s future is looked at as they consider how the company will continue to grow. One interesting tidbit is they detail what senior instructors earn as compensation. If you’ve wondered how much a Peloton instructor makes, read on to find out.

From January 25, 2021, to February 8, 2021, you can now earn a new Total Body Bootcamp badge if you take at least four Bootcamp classes.

Peloton’s Chelsea Jackson Roberts isn’t someone you see if you only use Peloton for the Bike or Tread, but she’s becoming a key part of the Peloton Yoga team. As a former classroom teacher, she brings a unique perspective to her workouts. Shondaland has recently published a great interview with her.

Peloton cofounder Graham Stanton was recently interviewed by Inc.com about managing fast growth, and there are some interesting stories about Peloton’s past that I hadn’t heard before.

ESPN’s Dan Graziano has a 324-day Peloton streak, and he recaps how he keeps up his motivation for Bicycle.com.

Update 1/20/21: Peloton’s Twitter account has posted a meme that would indicate that Joe Biden’s Peloton will be allowed at the White House. There’s been no official word if Peloton had to make modifications to the bike to appease White House security and The Secret Service

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