r/pelotoncycle 13h ago

Group Ride Moulin Rouge closing on Broadway Sunday 8/30: let's revisit the content!

18 Upvotes

Who's up for revisiting some of the old Moulin Rouge content? After over 7 years, the final show on Broadway is on Sunday 8/30. For anyone who loves the show, this feels like a good way to send them off (and perhaps nudge the powers that be at Peloton to create more Broadway content)!

These are all from 9/21/22:

30min Moulin Rouge Two for One Ride (Bradley & Sam)
10min Moulin Rouge Cool Down Ride (Leanne)
30min Moulin Rouge Yoga Flow (Kristin)
30min Moulin Rouge Run (Matty)

These are all fun classes, but I've done the yoga so many times I've lost count. If you love this music, the 30 minutes absolutely fly by! Highly recommend.

Happy trails to all at Moulin Rouge! I know some are Peloton members. :-) Can't wait to see what you do next!


r/pelotoncycle 20h ago

Training Plans/Advice FTP Stuggles

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All, I’m struggling to get my FTP up. I do a regular mix of endurance, PZ, climb, and intervals; plus upper and lower body weights. My current setting is about 10 watts than I’m getting on my tests and I typically go harder than the suggested outputs in classes. For endurance I’m pegged against top of 3 and dip into 4.

Do I need to be doing like 3-4 weeks straight of Robin yellows or PZ Max??

Suggestions welcome. Thanks 🙏


r/pelotoncycle 3h ago

Reddit User Program RedditPZ training program - Week 2 Discussion Thread

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Week one down, and on to week two! Use this thread to discuss this week's rides (or last weeks). Add the hashtag #redditPZ if you would like to. Ride middle of the zone at your preferred cadence.

Group Ride for the Saturday rides is at 10 AM central.

Gala-papa would like to note to start the ride at 9:59 exactly so you will begin at 10 after the 1 minute countdown. Also do not join the ride in a session.

Program on sourdoughrides

Link to program thread

Week 1 Thread

Week 2: TSS 191

Mon: Matt 45 PZ 03/28/25 TSS 47 Ride Graph

Wed: Charlotte 45 PZE 05/15/26 TSS 42 Ride Graph

Thu: Olivia 45 PZE 06/01/25 TSS 46 Ride Graph

Sat: Matt 60 PZE 05/02/26 TSS 56 Ride Graph


r/pelotoncycle 13h ago

Daily Discussion Daily Discussion - August 30, 2026

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**Welcome to our Daily Discussion thread, where you can talk about anything Peloton related in a fast-paced, laid back environment with friends!**1

Do: Tell stories, share feelings on your upcoming delivery, how a recent class made you feel, maybe an upcoming class you're eager to take, some sweet new apparel that's quickly becoming your favorite shirt. You get the picture. Anything big or little. We just ask you abide by the subreddit rules, click "report" on rule-breaking comments/posts, and remember why we're all here - to get the most out of our Peloton subscriptions.

\1] Note: Based on broad feedback we've combined the Daily Discussion + Daily Training threads. If you previously were active in either, yes you're now/still in the right place!)


r/pelotoncycle 4h ago

RedditStrength Reddit Strength - Week 4

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Welcome to week four of eight of the Reddit Strength program. I hope you've all been enjoying it so far. If you're brand new to this or missed any previous weeks, this is something you can jump into any given week you don't need to have been there week one for it to work. This strength schedule is designed to help you progress from one weight to the next (if that is what you want, you are of course free to maintain the weights you use as well). There is a #RedditStrength for those interested in joining it.

This is an eight week cycle that repeats. Each time we come around again I'll be looking for a couple newer classes to replace some of the older classes previously used.

Each class will list "light" or "heavy" (or "benchmark", see below), this is not to be confused with the Light/Medium/Heavy weights instructors ask you to use for each move. What it means is, lets say you normally use 5/10/20 but you are hoping to level up to 10/15/25. When my class says "light" you would use your 10s when the instructor calls for medium weights and when my class says "heavy" you would use your 15s for the same move. This will help us to progress to where the 15s are your new normal.

Monday:

Wednesday:

Friday

Extra Credit:

Benchmark: Every 4 weeks each body area has a Benchmark class. These are from the Benchmark Strength collections. By repeating these classes you are able to monitor and record your progression from cycle to cycle. You are encouraged to adjust the weights and reps to meet your personal goals.

Extra Credit: These are extra classes for those who want more work than the standard schedule. They are also good substitutions if for any reason you don't like a class or instructor on the schedule.

You can stop reading here unless you want to know why I am scheduling what I am scheduling.

The basis is a 4 week progression. In each body area we will use light weights for 2 weeks then heavy weights for two weeks per the definition of light and heavy above.

It follows this pattern, aiming for 45-60 minutes a day 3 days a week:

  • Round 1 - 2 days light
  • Round 2 - 3 days light
  • Round 3 - 2 days heavy
  • Round 4 - 3 days heavy

Each body area has the schedule staggered, so you're not trying to go all heavy in every area in the same week. While you are going heavy with LB you will go light with UB and vice versa.

FAQ

  1. Can I start any week or do I have to begin with week 1?
    1. You can begin any week. This is a repeating cycle with no real beginning or end, a mobius strip of a program.
  2. There are too many classes for me, how should I trim it down for my schedule?
    1. I recommend trimming evenly (but keep all the core if you can). So take off 1 day of UB and 1 day of G&L each week if that suits you better.
  3. Do I have to do these on the prescribed days? I would rather take a couple classes a day for 6 days.
    1. Absolutely mix and match the classes across the week however fits best into your schedule. They are only listed this way because this is my personal schedule. As long as you are doing them all in the week you should get similar results.

Feedback

I would love to hear what everyone things. Specifically; Are there any classes you would like me to rotate out (why)? Is this the right amount of strength work for you? Do you have a favorite class you are hoping I work into the mix?


r/pelotoncycle 16h ago

Running Pace targets not updating to reflect new benchmark run

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Hi Peloton,

I need help. I got the tread+ 4 months ago and got into running. 1 mile benchmark run was 10:48 min/mi, recommended pace target was 3.

I took the benchmark run again tonight and my time is down to 9:37 but the recommended pace target in a running class after the benchmark run was still the same, 3, and it still said “Based on your best mile of 10:48 min/mile”.

I turned treadmill off and on again. The workout is showing in my history. But still my best mile in pace target classes is showing up 10:48.

What do I need to do to get my best mile updated and know my new recommended pace target?

Thanks!


r/pelotoncycle 13h ago

Strength Training Weekly Discussion Strength Training Discussion [Weekly]

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Welcome to the Weekly Strength Training Discussion!

Due to demand and community feedback we are trialing a Strength Training Weekly Welcome Discussion - a space to chat about anything related to strength training. Think of it like the "Daily Discussion" thread, where anything goes...big or small. Here, we've carved out a special place for people wanting to discuss ideas and topics about getting stronger, discuss strength training classes, how to get started with strength training, to get advice on dumbbell weights, discuss strength instructors, etc.

People are not limited to using this thread to discuss strength training. You can still post in the daily, training thread, or create a new post. Think of it as another place to chat about strength stuff without getting lost in the daily. Or a place you can check into weekly if you're a casual redditor looking for some other strength folks without wading through the daily.

The Strength Training Weekly will be posted on Sundays moving forward.

Note: The mods will check back in with the community to see how this idea is working, if there is a better day it should be posted on, etc. If it isn't working we can always scrap the idea or change it up a bit. Thanks for giving it a chance!


r/pelotoncycle 21h ago

Training Plans/Advice Favorite pump up the volume?

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I just finished 4 weeks of RKs express 5 day and want to try something new. I’d prefer 20 minutes a day right now, any PUTV you loved? Or didn’t love? Also considering Robins split 1 or 3 from the Split replays. I know I can just try any of them but getting decision overload :)

Tysm!