Anyone else really tired of nonstop Peloton commercials?

[Anonymous]

"Let's go Peloton!"

Annoying.

[Anonymous]

Yes, especially since they are so expensive. I'm very happy with my $150 spin bike, But if someone wants a Peloton, go for it! Just don't make fun of others who either can't afford one, or choose not to buy one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I exercise daily but find any type of instructor-run class to be annoying. I don't want to be subjected to 6 Peloton commercials during my hour of watching TV on the treadmill. 30 seconds of these overly enthusiastic people yelling at me is 30 seconds too much.

You should stop watching tv while on the treadmill and use your hour to do a workout that is actually challenging and requires all your mental energy to be focused on the activity and not quitting until you've hit your hour.

Woah, calm down, PP. I lost 35 to 40 pounds and 3 sizes with my 6 hours per week on the treadmill over the last six months. I reached my goal weight of 120 pounds without anyone yelling at me. I don't need to expend any additional mental energy at the end of my workday.

I dont hate Peloton owners or the actual inanimate piece of exercise equipment. The commercials are grating.

[Anonymous]

LET'S GO PELOTON!!!!
WHOOOOOOWHEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PELOTON! ASSEMBLE!!!! WE ARE ONE PELOTON!!!!!!!!!!
OH!!!!!! I GOT A FEELING THAT THE NIGHT IS ON MY SIDE!!!!!!!!!
PELOTON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maybe get a life OP + get triggered by something that hurts society. I do not have a Pelaton but they are getting a lot of people through the pandemic in a healthy way. I think you are jealous + annoyed you cannot afford one

+1

I’m a mechanical engineer. If I wanted a stationary bike I could build my own. And use it to charge my UPS via resistance generation with a DC induction motor feeding sine wave rectified direct current from a permanent magnet armature.

Do I still sound like I can’t afford your human-hamster-wheel toy?


When I want to ride a bicycle, I have one. A real bicycle that actually travels someplace when I impart physical energy into it.

You are as insufferable as the Peloton hostage wife video.

[Anonymous]

Who is watching commercials!?

[Anonymous]

Im sick of peloton commercials too, like really, really getting tired of seeing and hearing them, they're taking advantage of people during the so called plandemic.

[Anonymous]

With a number of streets closed to auto traffic, including Beach Drive, you ought to consider getting a real bicycle and enjoying the outdoors while getting exercise safely.

[Anonymous]

What channels do you watch??

[Anonymous]

We get stuck with commercials on sling. And they play a shitload of peloton ads

And before that on Hulu live because we don’t pay for the non commercial version

[Anonymous]

I’ve still got my Richard Simmons exercise VHS tapes. Some work out fads never go out of style! Jokes on you! /buys some more peloton stock shares. A publicly traded workout equipment company - what could go wrong?! Fitness equipment stores have such a solid track record of never going bankrupt

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’ve still got my Richard Simmons exercise VHS tapes. Some work out fads never go out of style! Jokes on you! /buys some more peloton stock shares. A publicly traded workout equipment company - what could go wrong?! Fitness equipment stores have such a solid track record of never going bankrupt

I know this is sarcasm, but I JUST got rid of my Tae Bo tapes a month or so ago

[Anonymous]

Can’t stand them. I won’t buy anything that reminds me of it either.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's as annoying as any repetitive commercial for a product I don't want/need. It's the repetition more than the content that's annoying.

I like how on facebook you can click "don't show me this ad again" and wish I could do that on tv too!

Maybe spend less time watching Tv??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I exercise daily but find any type of instructor-run class to be annoying. I don't want to be subjected to 6 Peloton commercials during my hour of watching TV on the treadmill. 30 seconds of these overly enthusiastic people yelling at me is 30 seconds too much.

You should stop watching tv while on the treadmill and use your hour to do a workout that is actually challenging and requires all your mental energy to be focused on the activity and not quitting until you've hit your hour.

OMG you’re ridiculous. Get a life.