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[quote=Anonymous]Is it expensive?  Yes.  As a working mother with 2 kids, though, it has been a complete game changer for me.  Before I started riding with Peloton, I was 20 lbs over my pre pregnancy weight and was on anti-depressants for post-partem depression. I started riding with the app and a much cheaper spin bike, and I was able to drop all of the baby weight.  I eventually upgraded to teh bike when my other bike needed parts replaced for the second time, and it is amazing.  We financed it so its $100 a month.  I also have an old treadmill that I got for free from my mom, and I use the app to do the tread bootcamps, as well as the stand-alone strength workouts.  So for that $100 a month, I take 2 spinning classes a week, two Orange Theory-like boot camps, and 2 full strength day workouts.  If I were to do all of this in boutique studios, it could easily cost over $300 a month.  They also have yoga if you are into that.  I am now in just as good shape as before kids and weigh the same as when I was in college, and most importantly, I was able to ween off the anti-depressants, which I fully attribute to the frequent exercise.

If you are someone that loves to workout and you know you will put it to use, Peloton is an AMAZING way to get a top notch quality workout. I'm sure there are people who buy it and never use it, but there are always going to be those people with any at-home fitness equipment.  [/quote]

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