Peloton bike tips for out of shape beginner

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:After a year of curiosity, I bought a Peloton during the big Amazon sale. So far, I love it. But, I'm also quite out of shape and a total beginner. I would love recommendations for beginners. Am I best off in these 20 minute beginner classes (which are fine, but all end as if it were my 1st class) or is there more open to me that won't feel totally overwhelming? I did a nonguided scenic ride and thought it was a bit boring. I have liked the beginner classes - cheesy as the instructors can be.

How much was the Amazon discount? I want to know how low they reasonably can get. I have $2k in capital one rewards points can use at Amz too. This could’ve been just the thing to help me make the plunge.

It was $1225 for the original model bike with free delivery/set-up.

[Anonymous]

Start with the series, Mastering the Basics, then take beginning powerzone Discover Your Power Zones. Make sure to finish both of them, it gives you a wide variety but each class is designed to cover beginning things. Some are really easy, stick with it.

Once you are done you will feel more educated on what to pick for your rides.