The Peloton digital app gives you access to 20 live studio classes daily starting as early as 6 a.m. and going until as late as 8 or 9 p.m. on weekdays. That means you're streaming footage of a class happening in New York City. You can interact with other people taking the class from their personal Peloton Tread or from their digital app by "waving" at them, and sometimes the trainers will even call out your name during these live studio sessions. For me, the fact that I was able to do these late at night was very convenient because that's when I normally work out.
It's important to note that I have access to my own treadmill in my basement, so once I gave back the Peloton Tread loan and switched to an app membership, I still didn't have to stress about getting in my car and heading to a gym so I could use a treadmill there. Everything is still right in my home. That's also why taking on-demand classes is convenient — if you miss a session that you really want to take live, you can do it after the fact since it's saved in Peloton's library. That made me more likely to try out these treadmill runs because I knew I had control over when I worked out.
