ActiveLong-teased Peloton Guide is finally available to the publicPeloton’s “very first dedicated strength product” just became available in the US, Canada, UK and AustraliaWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
ActiveLong-teased Peloton Guide is finally available to the publicPeloton’s “very first dedicated strength product” just became available in the US, Canada, UK and AustraliaWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
Peloton’s “very first dedicated strength product” just became available in the US, Canada, UK and Australia
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
(Image credit: Peloton Guide)
(Image credit: Peloton Guide)
Peloton’s most accessibly-priced product, the Peloton Guide, is finally available to buy after months of teasing.
The Guide incorporates a motion-tracking camera that recognises and evaluates your movements using a machine-learning algorithm. You need to connect the camera to a smart TV and access the Peloton App.
Peloton says the Guide is designed to help Members build muscle and get strong at home. Of course, there will be plenty of dedicated Peloton Guide classes soon, with the first ones rolling out on 11 April.
Some of these new classes utilise extras such as the Peloton-branded yoga mat and dumbbells, available as part of the more expensive Peloton guide bundle.
Peloton Guide: Price and release date
Peloton Guide is available now atPelotonstarting at $295 USD / £275 GBP/ $395 CAD / $445 AUD (camera-only) with financing available for eligible customers. Existing Peloton All Access Members will be able to add Guide to their Membership at no cost.
New,Guide-only Memberswill receive introductory pricing to the All-Access Membership for $24 USD / £24 GBP / $30 CAD / $35 AUD a month to access Peloton’s live and on-demand library. The introductory pricing for the All Access Membership is available through 2022 and will roll over to the standard All-Access Membership price of $39 a month in January 2023.
(This offer is not available for Members with aPeloton BikeorPeloton Tread)
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What is the Peloton Guide?
The Peloton Guide is a motion-sensing camera that uses machine learning to recognise and evaluate your movement as you work out. The system is connected to the Peloton App and knows what exercises you should be doing. Based on this, the Guide evaluates your form and performance.
As Peloton explains, “The Movement Tracker encourages members to stick with the movement for the entire time. Body Activity helps them recognise which muscle groups they’ve already worked that week while recommending classes for a well-rounded total-body routine to ensure no more skipping leg day.”
The Peloton Guide also has a so-called Self Mode where you can see yourself next to the Instructor and check your form as you go through the class. This is as close as it gets to doing in-person classes without the fear of getting infected with whatever germs the others are carrying.
With this launch comes new programs and class formats created explicitly for Peloton Guide:
For more info on the Guide, visitPelotontoday.
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