Peloton: Fitness & Workouts Reviews

No understand that I have a Fitbit app for my Fitbit watch that I also use. However I really only use that to monitor a heart rate in my sleep quality and a half and other other things I don’t use it for the work out because the workouts on that app just didn’t interest me for some reason I guess is the best way to say it. However I’ve worked outA couple what time is very regularly using this this app app the workouts are fun, they’re just the right difficulty, and I think it’s a little clearer to follow because it’s really just in the videos just the instructor. It’s not like you’re in a whole class which I kind of found distracting with the other app so you feel that it’s just you and the instructor with one on one which is really great. The boxing workouts that I’ve done are excellent and they make you sweat. I just finished an ab workout that was only five minutes and it was it was very very difficult but that’s great because that’s something that I want to work on. Overall I got to say it’s a great app you’re gonna love it you’re going to get some great workouts in you’re going to continuously use it as I will. My one why would Peloton I guess is sometimes the music is a little bit distracting because I think it’s just a little bit too loud but I I think there’s a way to mediate that. I also just meditated using Peloton and the meditations are nice the calming perfect so all in all it’s a really really good app that I think you will get your moneys worth out of

Below is my rating from when Peloton first appeared a few years ago. It wasn’t good. It’s now amazing. I use Chromecast to take it with me on the road and in my condo’s gym. Great, great workouts.

Old review:
I guess the utility of Peloton depends upon your goals. If your goal is heart rate training (HRT), or some sort of high intensity fitness training, there are better videos on You Tube. If your goal is to pass the time with a certain type of music, and get "life coaching" from a yoga teacher, then Peloton will work for you. I found Steve Little to be the best, most serious instructor. I found Nicole Meline to be one I wanted to mute as she offered empty platitudes like "make yourself essential", "paint a new masterpiece today", "you don't have to accept that inheritance". Huh? I'm looking to work hard and get my heart rate up to 90-93% That isn't a goal of this program. Apparently, helping the depressed is. What they need to do to cater to serious fitness folks: get some graphics on the screen: heart rate as a percent of maximum; cadence; resistance,; effort level; segment time; total time. Instead, you're gonna get "favorite playlists". That's fine for the Lululemon yoga pants in the grocery store "athlete", but how about something for the serious folks? They clearly have the technology. For me, it's back to You Tube videos. I'll check back in six months. Maybe they'll come around.

Been using Peloton for workouts for the last 4 months and I am obsessed with it. Am particularly keen on the treadmill workouts - I love running outdoors but it’s not always practical and boy does Peloton take away from the monotony of treadmill running. It even spurred me on to my faster 5k, 10k and 1 mile distances for the last 3 years in the short time I have been using it. I love the ranges provided so you can measure profession by taking the same class, the instructors are inspiring, the user experience is sleek and uncomplicated. I too would love to be able to interact with my contacts a bit more (get notifications of them finishing workouts etc.) and see if they signed up for the same live classes - there is a sense of community already but I think it could be built on. As an app user, I’d love the ability to rate the workouts after I complete them to more easily return to the ones I enjoyed most. Personally a bit more information on the run itself would be useful I.e 4 min work up, followed by 3 min sprint intervals followed by 3 mins hill intervals etc. But these are minor points - I have already converted 5+ friends to Peloton and am thinking of getting the treadmill itself because I love the whole idea so much! #teampeloton

My orthopedic surgeon told me I was a classic exercise addict when I was sitting in his office a few years ago for my 3rd knee surgery in as many years. I was a mixed martial artist, a CrossFitter and an all around glutton for punishment when it came to the way I treated my body.
If it didn’t hurt, I wasn’t interested. My husband told me to look at this app but I was never interested in cycling because it didn’t seem intense enough. Well... after much coaxing, I bought a this app and I freaking loved it from the minute I started. Totally surprised myself. The other thing I didn’t count on was the community. Similar to what I was used to in CrossFit and in fighting. this app has built a wonderful platform that everyone feels welcome. I also didn’t count on the amazing content that Peloton has. It’s not just about the bike or the tread. It’s about workouts I can do when I travel for work. Everything from strength workouts to outdoor running to yoga and meditation. It’s worth every penny. And the instructors... I realize none of them know me, but they are a big part of my life. They are knowledgeable and vulnerable and real and inspiring on so many levels. I highly recommend Peloton, the bike, the tread and everything this company does.

I typically use the less mills app and those instructors never swear. The this app app is a different story. While I appreciate that they warn you if the video is explicit it doesn’t help when they’re almost ALL explicit with no way to filter out the bad language. I’d like the instructors to buy a thesaurus and use cleaner language. Never heard so much swearing by instructors in any fitness app I’ve tried. It’s the only reason I probably won’t be purchasing after free trial ends. The video editors could bleep out some of the bad words but don’t seem to care. If you have kids then les mills tv app is superior. They too offer cycling workout videos. The this app workouts are good but I have to watch them on silent with subtitles when my young child is awake and play my own music. The frequent swearing ruins this otherwise great app. My other gripe is the lack of a pause button. Les mills has it so why not add it to this app videos? All our kids are home due to the pandemic and not being able to pause it when they enter the room is a huge problem. These are not family friendly workouts which is too bad since son no longer gets PE in school. If you’d remove all the swearing kids could use them for home PE purposes with us. I haven’t tried the live classes in app yet but am assuming they have swearing too.

I’ve been using my this app and Peloton religiously since I bought my this app in early March. I am absolutely obsessed with my this app and look forward to my rides every day. I have a couple suggestions for Peloton and experience. First, I like to plan out my next ride on Peloton when I’m commuting or in between meetings. (I always do on demand rides because of my work schedule). I really really need to see the playlist on Peloton because music is an important part of a ride. Second, I’d also like to see my achievement badges on Peloton . Third, it would be great to see side by side comparisons of output/cadence/resistance with connections who have completed the same ride. Fourth, it would be interesting to think about sending push notifications when your connections finish a ride - I love giving my friends kudos when they complete rings on the Apple Watch. This totally helps build community. Finally, I’d really like functionality to be able to search for theme rides (ie Madonna, Lady Gaga etc). They’re a pain to search for now because you have to rely on comments on the Facebook page and then search for a specific date and instructor. I am a HUGE fan of the this app and am offering these suggestions to make the experience even more life changing. Thanks!

I’ll start by saying I’m mostly happy with Peloton . There’s a lot of content to choose from, I work up a sweat, and there are beginner classes that are great for me, a person who really only started working out in earnest a few months ago. My only gripe is that once you start a program, it gives a set amount of days to finish the program. So if you get sick, or if anything else comes up that takes you out of the game for more than a day (and I type this as I’m feeling I’ll and knowing I won’t be up for working out for at least a few days), you’re out of luck, and those classes just get skipped. Even if you do them later, it doesn’t count. And if you’re doing a program that’s more than just two to three days a week, you’ll never catch up. Anyway, I’m a big fan of programs. I’m not an athlete, I’m not a trainer, so I like to have someone tell me what to do and when, but I really wish Peloton allowed for some life to get in. Alternatively, my preference would be to not timebox programs at all. Nike doesn’t, why does this app need to? But if it MUST be timeboxed, at least give me the option to say “I can’t do this right now, but that doesn’t mean I want to give up”.

Wow! I am enamored with Peloton. The classes are quick, Engaging and have immediate results. I’ve never been a big gym rat and prefer to be outside during all seasons. I have been running fun runs with this app and I’m excited every day to get out and meet a new instructor and even hear different music. Every class I have taken the instructors are precise in body positioning which prevents injuries and also makes what you are trying to do easier and of course Beneficial. It is so easy to come out of form and then often the exercise you are working so hard to do is loosing its power ! So far I have found wonderfully inspiring teachers who you know are one hundred percent genuine and legit in their own personal lives. I have been into fitness for many years but this is different than anything I’ve done , it is encouraging, tough but gentle and spot on accurate when targeting areas of the body to tone and strengthen.
I’m so excited to be part of the this app family. My abs have never looked and FELT so good ! Being able to be anywhere and do a ten minute or hour long class leave you with no excuses !
Shine on this app.... I know with your help I sure will ✨💪🏻!

BOO on this app!!! Warning - If you get Peloton to use while you are waiting for delivery of your bike/tread, beware to cancel your trial subscription when you start your full subscription at delivery/installation time. Even though my family members linked their App to our bike membership before the end of the trial period, this app continued to collect money from us for multiple individual subscriptions. This is managed through the Apple or Google pay systems - search for “How to Cancel a this app digital membership” on this app support site. this app denies all responsibility for the duplicate subscription and forces you to talk with Apple/Google to resolve this. They do not care about your satisfaction or inconvenience even though they develop the Apps and so control the membership behaviors, and must receive a significant fraction of the collected funds. I spoke with several this app support people and while pleasant, they showed zero flexibility to help a customer and were very firm in just stonewalling people who have paid a lot of $$ for their equipment and content.

I am much less satisfied as a customer because of this small glitch - entirely because this app is handling this so callously.

I am sure that some class action lawyers will make solid $ from bringing suit to correct this lousy App behavior and this app’s abandonment of their customers.

I’ve had my this app bike for a little over a month now and it’s definitely changed my relationship with working out and it’s something I genuinely look forward to using. Plus the this app platform has tons of different types of workouts (strength, yoga, boot camp, walking/running, etc) you can follow to get some variety into your exercise routine. The iPhone and iPad apps make it easy to take advantage to the huge library of workout content available on the platform both live and on demand. The Apple TV app on the other hand is lacking some significant features that make it much, much less useful. First off you cannot join live classes on the Apple TV app not can you even see the schedule, second you cannot see any of the collections or recommended programs they’ve curated which are numerous and very well through out, and finally you can’t see anything having to do with your profile and workout history. It’s lacking a good 40+% of the functions the other apps include. You can basically only see the on demand classes for each category and filter from there. I hope a significant update is planned to bring it in line as it’s easier now to just AirPlay from your iPhone or iPad. Get it together this app!!

I've had Peloton now for a little over a year, and this has been the most I've worked out consistently in a couple of decades. I had belonged to an expensive gym, and the only classes I really wanted to go to were the spin classes, but I hated going to spin class. Trying to get there on time to get a bike, and dealing with a room full of smelly people, me included, plus not always understanding what the instructor was saying made me not like it so much. I quit the gym, bought a spin type bike, with attachments for my iPad, cadence monitor, heart rate monitor, spd clip pedals, and I haven't stopped getting on the bike. The instructors are great. I figured out which ones suit me best after a few months, the music is great, and I can hear and understand the instructions perfectly. I have a little table next to my bike to keep my hand weights and extra water. I love this so much. I've lost fat and have developed muscle tone. There's been a recent update where I can attach my cadence and heart rate monitors to the this app app which is fantastic. Thank you for that. Some day, I'll be able to get the actual bike, until then, this works perfectly for me.

I’ve fallen in love with Peloton. All of the instructors produce amazing fitness content and I love opening Peloton each day to see what classes are available and how much progress I’ve made. I don’t have any this app equipment, yet I still have a huge variety of classes to choose from. It’s addictive. I recommend it to all my friends and family, despite its fallbacks.

I can only give it 4 stars because Peloton still needs a lot of improvement. I prefer to cast my workouts to the tv, but it has terrible compatibility with Google Chromecast. I’ll try to cast, then if I even just wake my phone to look at the lock screen, it’ll lose the play position. The audio will be mismatched with the video. Today it even was playing the same video out of both the tv and my phone at different times in the video. Additionally the UX isn’t very intuitive; it took me a while to get used to finding things in Peloton , and they’re different than where they are on the desktop. It needs simplification. Once these downfalls are addressed, I’ll be able to give it 5 stars. But for now I still love Peloton , though I just have a slightly frustrated experience.

I LOVE Peloton . The content is awesome, the classes are diverse and appeal to a wide range of tastes. The only things that would make it better would be some minor additions for us app only users. 1- as of now to see who high fives or to give a high 5 the user has to change the phone orientation from landscape to portrait. This is very difficult to do while huffing and puffing and trying not to die lol. It would be great if they could make the notification a banner instead of that red dot. The banner could extend out across the bottom showing then name of the person giving the high five and then we could tap on it and high five back in the banner without having to reorient the phone. And 2- if they could make it possible to get distance to appear in the run summary like cadence does at the end on the bike. Allow some kind of blue tooth compatibility for runs like the wahoo sensor Is for the bike—maybe through a foot pod—so we app users can see the miles we put in and can maybe participate in some run challenges. But regardless Peloton is awesome. Try it out. You won’t regret it!!

I’m an app only user. Classes are great and working out is more fun than ever! The variety of classes, quality of instruction, plethora of class options, and, yes, the badges have kept me a reliable user for months - and I used to *hate* trying to get up in the morning to exercise! I particularly love the new barre classes and hope for more soon?

My only/major complaint, and reason for one star off, is that live classes have gotten very unreliable with lots of skipping. This makes it really hard to track intervals, which is the core of so many of the cycling classes - you’ll be starting a 20 second speed interval and then 4 seconds later the instructor’s suddenly back to a steady pace... and just when you’ve figured out whether you skipped forward or backward, they’re on to something different and you missed it entirely. (or worse, you’re almost done with the interval and suddenly it skips back to beginning and doubles the length of the push!)

Super frustrating, and considering all of my other streaming services work perfectly fine, they’re clearly skimping on something on the technology side.

For the most part, I really enjoy Peloton but ... More as feedback to this app
1. They ignore a large market - not everyone is their 20’s, 30’s or 40’s. There are very fit people in their 50’s, 60’s, 70’s and even 80’s who would love Peloton but the music selection is slim pickings.
2. If you like country music, class selection is slim pickings.
3. If you travel a lot and are off the grid, forget taking classes with you. Such a bummer. Other subscription services let you download your music, classes or videos and enjoy off the grid so long as you are paying a monthly service fee. This for me is the deal breaker. I am without any form of WiFi or cellular connection often and cannot understand why I cannot take my classes with me if I am paying for them.
4. The yoga classes that I have taken thus far are just so so. It is about breath and movement but the instructors just talk too much. It isn’t instruction but empty platitudes. Focus on the yoga. I know some people need to hear their name called out and a hardy pat on the back, but in the middle of a yoga class is just not the time.

I have tried a number of other exercise apps and pay-to-view exercise class sources. this app is definitely the best. I do not have a this app bike but use the classes with my less expensive spin bike and I am very happy with the results. My bike does not have any read outs for cadence or resistance but I can easily keep up with the instructors directions and adapt my efforts to be in line with the intended workout. I love the variety of workouts, the thoughtful and informed instruction, the quality of the video production, the ease of use with Peloton and the fact that all of it is ready anytime I want. I am getting back to working out after a very long break and Peloton has not only made it possible, it has made it fun. I am trying things I would never try at the gym- I completed Robyn’s Tabata challenge and am working my way through the Andy’s strength program. Would never do that in the intimidating space of the gym or if they didn’t make it approachable to try. Yes- there is a subscription fee. But for me that is money well spent and it is a bargain given all that I take from it.

We have the this app bike at my house because my dad got it as a birthday present, and he’s been trying to get the rest of us to start using it too. When he told me that this app has an app and is more than just biking, I decided to try it. Best. Decision. Ever. I’ve been working out for a while now, but I never really got sweaty or made the most of my workouts. Boy has that changed! The instructors are so inspiring (special shoutouts to Olivia Amato and Matty Maggiacomo) and I now work up a sweat in every workout I do. I used to hate running and so I was really reluctant to try a treadmill workout, but I went for it and I actually enjoyed it! For anyone on the fence about this app, let this be your sign that you should just go for it because you definitely won’t regret it! (PLUS... your whole family can make accounts with no extra monthly charge!) Peloton motivates me to push harder in my workouts and it’s awesome. The only complaint I have: you should be able to rate the workouts/instructors in Peloton after you take the classes. You can do that on the bike tablet, but not Peloton for some reason. Otherwise, love it!!

Took many weeks of my trial to get a hang of most of the locations for things. Saw something you liked browsing earlier? Remember if it was a class, or a program, or a “featured?” Nope, me either. And just cuz you picked class at the bottom doesn’t mean you’ve got class at the top. Even after doing the same classes and programs for a week I’d get lost. And even though it was an ad for body weight/ equipment that lured me to the trial, it was weeks before I found that section. Ended up subscribing because I love the many choices of things to explore (once I remember where they' are), and there are often hundreds of classes in a grouping with decent filters for difficulty/ instructor/etc. if I quit, it will be because of language in songs (I see no way of disabling it— or adjusting relative volume which would occasionally be nice). Most of the stuff I do is fine, but I have small children in the room…and frankly I don’t want to run to music about other’s undiscerning procreating—and the running ones are the least appropriate playlists. I’ll use a different(free) app

I don’t usually write reviews, but I wanted to go out of my way to write this one and thank this app for making exercise something I actually look forward to. I started with this app Digital six months ago and I am incredibly thankful that I tried it out. I enjoy outdoor running, but I’ve always dreaded the treadmill. With the this app Digital treadmill workouts, I now look forward to my treadmill time. I’ve become faster and built up my endurance, and the results look and feel amazing. The instructors are fantastic (especially my fave, Robin Arzon) and the time goes by so quickly when I am doing these workouts. I’ve also started taking the strength training classes and I love that I can get them done in 20 minutes or less with little to no equipment. These workouts really are accommodating to all levels of fitness, and the instructors are supportive and make you feel good. They are so much better than any personal trainer I’ve ever had and at a fraction of the cost. In short, I love this app Digital and I highly recommend giving it a try.

I have been using Peloton for about 8 months... it has been good so far. I got an Apple Watch last fall and the HR does not work regularly with Peloton . My wife has an Apple Watch too and has the same issue. All SW is up to date and the integration just does not work. A simple Bluetooth HR monitor works fine but then I have to turn the Watch integration off. 🙁 Update 5/9/21 - The Apple Watch HR integration just does not work regularly. The watch and phone are running the latest versions as of this date. My watch constantly says it lost connection to my iPhone when they are 1 ft apart. This always happens on my second workout when I am stacking. As soon as I dismiss that message the HR monitor starts working again. Then, once my watch screen turns off the connection is lost again. I have discovered closing Peloton and restarting it seems to resolve the issue until I get to the second workout with Peloton open.

Update - 8/7/21

Integration with my Apple watch is broken again. Peleton says it cannot find my watch when my watch is clearly paired with my phone and other app work fine. It is apparent that Peleton does not do proper testing to verify functions or they just do not care about devices other than their own.

The technology in the digital app is great. User friendly, intuitive, easy to read display, no lags or glitches yet. I'm waiting for my bike to arrive and Peloton works great on the iPad and iPhone. So far however I find that the instructors facilitate the classes in away that is average to say the least, as compared to a live studio spin class. In all 5 classes that I've taken so far with different instructors each time, they all stop during the most critical and difficult times during the class which throws off my rhythm, focus, and determination. To their credit they probably do multiple classes a day and week and can't go hard in every class but this is auger drawback as that doesn't tend to happen in my local spin class. Also, because the instructors have somewhat celebrity status many of them seem more concerned with not breaking a sweat, dancing, and posing, flipping hair. At times it feels like I'm watching a reality TV shows. However even with these drawbacks, a rider can self monitor and push and get a good workout. For that reason I think Peloton , and the concept is great. Easy to use at home with a variety of classes available live and on demand as well. I also like that you get a full class ride as stretching van be done later with the on demand videos.

I’ve been using Peloton since March 2019. This is the first time I have stuck through with any sort of consistent activity for so long that didn’t involve me training for a race. Speaking of which, I used Peloton to train for a 10k PR. I am now using it to train for my first half marathon.

The treadmill, cycling, boot camp, yoga, stretching, strength and meditation classes are top notch. There is at least one instructor in each class category that you will love. In my case, I’m a huge fan of Becs, Rebecca, Matt, Denis, Jess, Ross, Matty, Selena, Christine, and Cody. They have done a really good job hiring a diverse team of instructors with a variety of backgrounds and teaching styles. I tried several of the top fitness apps before settling on this app.

Peloton is really well-made. The only thing I wish it had was the option to stack workouts, which would come in handy for outdoor runs (yes, they’ve got coached outdoor runs, too.) There is so much content on Peloton and new classes are added every day. I don’t see myself using anything else anytime soon.

At 56, I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in fall of 2016 after a few years of struggling with a hand tremor and body stiffness. At the time I started reading about what I could do to improve my symptoms. Spinning was high on the list. My husband and I purchased a this app bike in November 2016. I immediately fell in love with the many choices of classes and especially the instructors. Ally, Robin and Jenn seem to be my go to leaders. We live during the work week at an apartment which has spinning bikes so I use Peloton and on the weekends I ride my this app. I can’t tell you how much the this app community means to me and has significantly improved my ability to keep working at my job and giving me hope for my future. It is definitely an important part of my care regime. I’m a HUGE fan! Keep up all the great improvements. Next time I visit my daughter in NYC I’ll stop by and take a class. Tears of appreciation. Love you all. Kim Fredericks- kmypd Mukilteo/Bellevue Washington Xoxo.

I absolutely love my this app and the convenience that it is! I used to drive 20 minutes to get to the nearest gym about 4 times a week for classes. That commute took time away from my family and myself, plus it added to my gas bill. Now, from the convenience of my own home I can hop on my bike and then tune in to quick, focused workouts (like 10 min core, or 10 min arms) or even yoga to finish. I have encouraged two coworkers to buy the this app already and they absolutely love it. I am also no longer worried about having the latest athletic wear, as no one cares what I am wearing at home. The bike is more expensive than my gym membership for now, but with no interest and fees, the moment I pay off the this app itself and move into a simple subscription fee, I am actually saving money. Wouldn’t change my decision and would recommend the bike to anyone! My only wish is that this app would add full body floor workouts on Peloton . this app has tread classes with full body workouts, but I have yet to see this for the cycle bike and hope it comes soon. Happy shopping!

I do not own a this app. I own a nordictrack treadmill, for which i used iFit for 1 year. It was awful. Tough interface, poor workouts, poor selection, hard to find what i wanted and hard to schedule. Then I tried Studio. It was better than iFit but only worked on my iphone and i wasn’t fond of the interface or selections. Last I tried the this app app, which is far and away the best subscription workout app. Streams beautifully on my iphone and ipad, works seamlessly with my airpods and apple watch, and works via airplay on my apple TV. There are countless workouts which are easy to find and sort (sort by duration, difficulty, type of workout, instructor, music style, etc). I have used it both at home and on the go and can always find something inspiring to get me a good workout in. Peloton is clearly well thought out and feels very professional. Worth every penny! Your search for the perfect workout app has ended!

I’d like to say first off that if you love to spin this is Peloton for you. I initially subscribed to this when my work schedule conflicted with my spin classes at the gym. There also came a point when I could no longer afford a gym membership so I bought a spin bike (great investment) and was able to utilize this at home!! Add in a new baby and I’ve used Peloton endlessly. My only wish was that other forms of exercise could have added. I love to run and weightlifting. Then came this app Tread! Game over. Will never delete Peloton. I can’t wait to try it out.

My one and only complaint is that it sometimes loses the stream to my TV while I’m spinning which completely ends the workout. I have to close Peloton , find my workout, then FF to the part I was at. Other than that, I LOVE Peloton. Great coaches. Awesome attitudes. Good energy. I feel like I’m in the studio with them and I get a great workout. Now I get to run and do other forms of exercise with the coaches too.

Everything about this app is a yes! The convenience, the variety of instructors, the community and the platform are all amazing. I’m an app rider and the on-demand classes are great. Since we app riders don’t have the metrics that are available to this app owners, it would be an added bonus if the instructor’s commands were on the screen - cadence and resistance. Tick marks on the timeline for when intervals commence would be helpful as well; since I ride one-hour per day but the classes I often take are 45 minute classes. In those cases, I simply back up the video to get another 15 minutes. But I find that I have to make a mental note as to when certain intervals begin when I rewind the video.

this app is an amazing platform and I’ve recommended the bikes (though I don’t have one) and Peloton many, many times over the last three months. I’ve ridden 98 consecutive one-hour rides. In two days, I’ll join the century club (my own century club...I’m an app rider!!!!)

Hate all that you need to do to hit a gym? Pack workout clothes, drive/park, deal w/ people, overcrowded classes at difficult times? I got the bike because of hip problems but did not realize the value of what you get w/ a subscription. The # of classes & the quality of instructors is insane. After today’s ride I did a separate 10 min stretch class using a chair. The instructor did a couple stretches my PT suggested! It really is like getting your own certified trainer on call whenever you decide to work out. I even used Peloton for two weeks while waiting for the bike to arrive. You honestly get addicted to “taking classes”. Plus if you’re a numbers junkie it tracks so much data & keeps track of everything you do. It’s incredibly motivating. Link up with friends to ride or workout together. If you take the live classes instructors give shoutouts. Just get Peloton and get going! Even if you don’t have the this app bike.

I love Peloton , the instructors and the selection of music and class offerings for any level. The class I use most is the “Audio Running,” which I tune into during my lunch while at work. Unfortunately it seems -unlike the other classes- it is not updated that often and does not offer a huge selection of levels, class times or range of music compared to the other classes on the treadmill, bike, yoga, etc. I have had to repeat classes, which has become monotonous. I emailed customer service and received a prompt response that the audio classes are updated bi-weekly but the service rep was unable to tell me exactly when I could expect new classes. The last time the “Audio Running” was updated was February 28, 2019 for a 45 min class. It’s now mid-March. For me, so far I am not receiving my money’s worth since this is the primary class I take. Hopefully this app will add more “Audio Running” classes every week instead of only twice a month...The other classes are updated on a daily from what I can tell.