I’ve been testing out the new Tempo Move Home Gym, which utilizes the tech on your iPhone to deliver you an at-home personal training experience, for a few weeks now. The Tempo Move costs just $395 USD and includes a high-quality set of adjustable dumbbells, Olympic-style plates, and one of the most well-designed fitness storage containers I have seen. Let’s discuss if this home fitness package could be the perfect fit for your home.

Starting today, connected home boxing and kickboxing gym FightCamp is releasing new, free content to the public through its app, which is now available for iOS devices. Workouts include boxing, kickboxing, bodyweight, and shadowboxing workouts plus tutorials. With its free content, FightCamp hopes to promote the benefits of martial arts to fitness enthusiasts and beginners everywhere.

Welcome to the Weekly Watt, a new weekly video and podcast here on Connect the Watts that brings you an overview of what’s new in all things connected fitness.

In this week’s episode, World Champion Skier Lindsey Vonn joins Tempo, Peloton continues to have drama around the CEO John Foley upsets his employees with his holiday party and new mansion purchase, Echelon reveals their newest bike the EX-8S, WHOOP sends out their 2021 year in review, and Meta is facing new probes from the FTC around their acquisition of the fitness VR game Supernatural.

We cover all that and the rest of connected fitness in this week’s episode. Check it out below!

Christmas is just a week away and today we will be showcasing all of the best fitness and activewear finds to help you polish off your holiday gift list. Headlining this weekend’s activewear deals are the Nike Flash Sale, Oakley Sunglass Event, and the adidas End of Year Bash. You can also track your fitness goals with the Apple Watch Series 7 that has recently dropped to one of the best prices we’ve seen at $379 shipped. Be sure to hit the jump to find all of that and more.

Tempo, the at-home personal training studio, announced today its partnership with world champion skier Lindsey Vonn. Vonn will release special content and coach various fitness programs inspired by skiing as the company’s official Coach and Strategic Advisor and will be featured in upcoming brand campaigns and initiatives. 

Welcome to the Weekly Watt, a new weekly video and podcast here on Connect the Watts that brings you an overview of what’s new in all things connected fitness.

In this week’s episode, Peloton adds boxing as a new workout category, Peloton is handed a new controversy with Sex and the City, iFIT adds a new Michael Phelps training program, iFIT also announces upcoming series with Tommy Rivs and Kayla Itsines, Peloton provides new updates on reopening their studios and the Peloton Tread+, Oculus Quest 2 has a name change and more!!

We cover all that and more news from the likes of Peloton, iFIT and the rest of connected fitness in this week’s episode. Check it out below!

Welcome to the Weekly Watt, a new weekly video and podcast here on Connect the Watts that brings you an overview of what’s new in all things connected fitness, as well as exclusive interviews with top online fitness coaches and industry experts.

This week, we talk with Dr. Kelly Starrett, the co-founder, head coach, and physical therapist of The Ready State. The topic: how to improve your in-door cycling with LESS pain and MORE wattage!

Check it out below!

Welcome to the Weekly Watt, a new weekly video and podcast here on Connect the Watts that brings you an overview of what’s new in all things connected fitness.

In this week’s episode, Lululemon sues Peloton, Peloton adds 3 new cycling instructors, Peloton loses a new instructor Marina Andresen, Jennifer Jacobs’ new program “Job 1” has been released, NordicTrack is headed to Amazon Book stores, iFIT updates their TV apps, and more…

We cover all that and more news from the likes of Peloton, iFIT and the rest of connected fitness in this week’s episode. Check it out below!

Welcome to the Weekly Watt, a new weekly video and podcast here on Connect the Watts that brings you an overview of what’s new in all things connected fitness.

In this week’s episode, Peloton’s video game LaneBreak goes into beta, Tom Holland wants an Ergatta Rower, Peloton is raising 1.2 billion dollars on a stock sale, Ergatta reveals their new national Colin Kaepernick ad campaign, Beachbody’s stock drops, Fitbit adds sleep animals with a new update and much more!

We cover all that and more news from the likes of Peloton, iFIT, and the rest of connected fitness in this week’s episode. Check it out below!

In late 2019, Peloton aired a Holiday commercial that garnered media backlash. In early 2020, it became a media darling as the COVID–19 pandemic shut down gyms, and people were forced to work out at home for many months. On 12/21/20, Peloton’s stock peaked at $162.72. Today, it sits at $38.51. That puts it just above its $23.01 price around the time when the WHO declared a pandemic. That’s quite a rise and fall for a company with devoted subscribers and continue low churn. With a market cap of just 15 billion, it will be a prime acquisition target in 2022. Who will the buyer be? Let’s look at the options.

Update 12/12/21: Peloton has responded to the situation with a video that confirms they were aware of the storyline from the beginning.

Well, Mr. Big is dead. Sorry, too late for spoiler alerts! And “I couldn’t help but wonder,” to quote the now-bereaved Carrie Bradshaw, is Peloton in on the game or not? Last night’s first episode of The Sex and the City reboot saw Big’s death while vigorously pedaling on a Peloton – the company is denying any involvement in the plot twist. The company stock did take a dip after the show aired, but this product placement, intentional or not, is likely a good thing for the brand.

Strava just released its year-end review with heaps of interesting data on its 95 million subscribers around the world. While the data is obviously specific to Strava users, with a data pool that large, it does shed some light on how people are exercising during yet another tough pandemic year. One big surprise: The new hot sport this year is walking.

Welcome to the Weekly Watt, a new weekly podcast here on Connect the Watts that brings you an overview of what’s new in all things connected fitness.

In this week’s episode, Peloton sets a record by losing a new coach within months of her joining, while another instructor, Jennifer Jacobs, begins her new “Job 1” program on Beachbody. That’s not all, as Peloton has also added three new German Instructors, Mila Lazar, Charlotte Weidenbach, and “Big Calf” Benny Adami, and the company is being sued by Lululemon.

We cover all that and more news from the likes of NordicTrack, iFIT, and WHOOP in this week’s episode. Check it out below!

The $899 Echelon GT+ Connect Bike is packed with features that we don’t typically see on a bike at this price. Being one of the most colorful home bikes I have ever seen, Echelon’s newest bike design seems to have hit a really nice mix of style, function, and affordability.

At its annual shareholder meeting yesterday, Peloton announced news about reopening the Peloton studios in New York City and London, which have been closed due to COVID-19 restrictions, as well as offering updates on its recalled Tread+.

As of today, Peloton is launching new boxing and shadowboxing classes to its platform – a welcome addition the company has been teasing for months.

Update: Details are live.

This week the ongoing dispute between Lululemon and Peloton has further escalated with Lululemon’s lawsuit against the fitness company for patent infringement over new designs of its leggings and sports bras. Lululemon accuses Peloton of blatantly ripping off its original designs and claiming them as its own.

The popular wearable Whoop has just announced a new in-app feature for its wristbands – Menstrual Cycle Coaching, which offers suggestions on how you might alter your training, sleep, and recovery throughout different phases of your menstrual cycle.

If you are wondering which Peloton bike fan to buy, I have you covered. I went ahead and bought every single Peloton bike fan available get to test and figure out which one is the best! Here is what I found:

While we cover a lot of fitness equipment on Connect the Watts, it’s important to also be conscious of some of the gear out there to ensure you’re able to perform to the best of your ability without injuring yourself. That’s especially true when it comes to combat exercises like boxing or jiu-jitsu. Our review of Sanabul showcases a lineup of equipment and apparel built around quality and sustainability.