Peloton today introduced an Apple TV app, providing easy access to its full library of live and on-demand workout videos on the big screen. There are thousands of workouts related to cycling, running, walking, strength training, yoga, stretching, and more.
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Peloton bikes already feature a built-in touchscreen for accessing workout videos, but the Apple TV app allows the videos to be watched on a larger TV without AirPlay. Some workouts are designed with the Peloton bike or treadmill in mind, but other exercises can be done on the floor with a mat, such as yoga, stretching, and meditation.
Peloton bike owners were notified of the new Apple TV app today, including 9to5Mac's Zac Hall. The app is free to download, but requires a Peloton membership.
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Ditto, Peloton nailed it from every perspective - hardware, software , instructors, quality and direction of the classes. You literally feel like you are in a spin class with 50 people. Worth every penny.There are also tens of thousands upon tens of thousands of bad ones. I'm happy for to pay someone to aggregate them for me. I tried the free route. I've thoroughly enjoyed having a Peloton subscription.
So for those asking how it works. If you own a bike, you have to take out a bike subscription for $39.99 a month which give you access to both pre-recorded workout and scheduled live workouts. This is called a Bike Membership or Tread Membership if you have the Peloton Treadmill. If you have a bike or a treadmill, you have to subscribe to the $39.99 a month plans for it to work.
No Bike or Treadmill - The Digital Membership is $12.99 a month and does not offer any live classes.