Peloton bike

[redsox14]

Originally Posted by neumdogg

Nice man! Congrats! I am almost at 300.

Originally Posted by neumdogg

Stack is a game-changer. Love that they added that feature.

300 wow! I feel like you just got the bike! Nice job

Stacking feature is awesome. I hated having to do a warm up, then find the next class etc. I also love the skip intro feature. I don't need to hear how to change the resistance and what output is before every single ride!

[dmbmuskie]

Originally Posted by Rodey

"Laser focused"

Bro, you're on a stationary bike with a screen, not playing golf.

Too focused to focus on a booty that deserves to be focused on.

[UNC41]

I walked into my 2 year old's room this morning and she was on her rocking giraffe. She looked up at me and said, "Daddy, I'm riding my Peloton! I'm doing a class with Ally Love!" She was so excited and proud of herself.

[jmkratt]

I wish the stacked feature was a little more seamless but it's a great addition for sure.

[dmbmuskie]

Any suggestions for recovery classes that aren’t based around laid back music?

[neumdogg]

Originally Posted by UNC41

I walked into my 2 year old's room this morning and she was on her rocking giraffe. She looked up at me and said, "Daddy, I'm riding my Peloton! I'm doing a class with Ally Love!" She was so excited and proud of herself.

Ally Love? Your daughter has terrible taste!

JK

[neumdogg]

Originally Posted by jmkratt

I wish the stacked feature was a little more seamless but it's a great addition for sure.

How much more seamless do you want it?

[AJF_41]

Just did ride 29 today. Have had bike for about a month and a half (only like 3 cool down rides...).

Love it.

Emma and Wilpers are my go-tos..

[UNC41]

Originally Posted by neumdogg

Ally Love? Your daughter has terrible taste!

JK

I've never done a class with her. My wife did the Sundays With Love class over the weekend, which is where I'm guessing she got it from.

Olivia has been my favorite so far. Her rides have pushed me to keep surpassing my personal best better than anyone else and she's pretty easy on the eyes as well!

[jmkratt]

Originally Posted by neumdogg

How much more seamless do you want it?

Not having to hit the button three times to transition between workouts would be a nice start.

[Noles20]

Originally Posted by jmkratt

Not having to hit the button three times to transition between workouts would be a nice start.

Is this sarcastic or real? I can't tell.

[jmkratt]

I am serious! I am lazy and would prefer not to have to confirm multiple times to keep the workout going.

[crashintonickdm]

Got mine Tuesday. It kicks the shit out of you. So far though I love it

[Rodey]

Originally Posted by jmkratt

I am serious! I am lazy and would prefer not to have to confirm multiple times to keep the workout going.

I'd imagine it's especially true if you're casting from the app. I also think it's dumb how you can only build a stack on the web or from the bike. I can't ever imagine a scenario where I would want to stack bike classes.

[Noles20]

I stack bike classes 75% of the time I ride.

[Rodey]

Originally Posted by Noles20

I stack bike classes 75% of the time I ride.

I said me, Noles. I don't do warmup or cool down rides, so that eliminates basically any need for stacking.

[Noles20]

Originally Posted by Rodey

I said me, Noles. I don't do warmup or cool down rides, so that eliminates basically any need for stacking.

I didn't quote you because it wasn't directed only to you. Just adding to the discussion about stacking.

[Rodey]

Originally Posted by Noles20

I didn't quote you because it wasn't directed only to you. Just adding to the discussion about stacking.

sure

[dmbmuskie]

I stack 3 to 5 rides almost every time.

Must be nice to be young enough to not need to warm up and cool down.

Would be nice to have several stacks.

[Noles20]

Originally Posted by dmbmuskie

I stack 3 to 5 rides almost every time.

Must be nice to be young enough to not need to warm up and cool down.

Would be nice to have several stacks.

I love to do a 20 minute HIIT followed by a 20 theme ride. Then a 5 or 10 minute cool down.

[drakan]

Originally Posted by dmbmuskie

Must be nice to be young enough to not need to warm up and cool down.

Yep. Even 5 minutes is enough sometimes. Even the Tour De France guys cool down. Cooling down feels good.

[magnumdan]

Just ordered our bike today, it comes in the middle of March.

[UNC41]

Alex, Olivia, Emma and Kendall have become my go-to instructors.

[Noles20]

Originally Posted by UNC41

Alex, Olivia, Emma and Kendall have become my go-to instructors.

That is a solid group right there.

[Rodey]

Originally Posted by dmbmuskie

I stack 3 to 5 rides almost every time.

Must be nice to be young enough to not need to warm up and cool down.

Would be nice to have several stacks.

The last minute of rides + an additional minute after a ride has ended is enough for me, for a 30-45 minute ride.

[Rodey]

Originally Posted by drakan

Yep. Even 5 minutes is enough sometimes. Even the Tour De France guys cool down. Cooling down feels good.

Tour de France guys are also riding for like 5 hours. Lol.

[dmbmuskie]

I really like Wilpers. I seriously never learned to ride a bike as a kid, so my pedaling is sloppy as hell. Stumbled across his low impact class that was basically just a series of pedaling drills and saw a huge jump in output the next day.

I do a 10 minute warm up, 20 minutes of something, the 10 minute climb with Kendall in the Camo top, and then a 5 minute cool down. Then 2 stretches.

[Rodey]

Originally Posted by dmbmuskie

I really like Wilpers. I seriously never learned to ride a bike as a kid, so my pedaling is sloppy as hell. Stumbled across his low impact class that was basically just a series of pedaling drills and saw a huge jump in output the next day.

I do a 10 minute warm up, 20 minutes of something, the 10 minute climb with Kendall in the Camo top, and then a 5 minute cool down. Then 2 stretches.

I really like Wilpers, too. He's good for the technical stuff.

Having a smooth pedal stroke is hard. Most people mash. Most people probably don't have their seat and saddle fore-and-aft set properly, etc. I ride a lot and my pedal stroke has a lot of room for improvement.

[dmbmuskie]

Originally Posted by Rodey

I really like Wilpers, too. He's good for the technical stuff.

Having a smooth pedal stroke is hard. Most people mash. Most people probably don't have their seat and saddle fore-and-aft set properly, etc. I ride a lot and my pedal stroke has a lot of room for improvement.

It’s not glamorous or even fun, but I’m surprised they don’t promote the fundamentals more. Seems like improved performance and less wear and tear would be good for everyone using the system, but they really seem to just push a little cool down and stretch.

[Rodey]

Originally Posted by dmbmuskie

It’s not glamorous or even fun, but I’m surprised they don’t promote the fundamentals more. Seems like improved performance and less wear and tear would be good for everyone using the system, but they really seem to just push a little cool down and stretch.

I think it's probably because most people riding won't bother to care. They're in it for a quick workout.

I wish there were more instructors like Wilpers, or that they didn't basically get rid of bringing in Christian Vande Velde. His rides are probably my favorite because they're actually structured to improve performance as opposed to just maximize calorie burn.