Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I agree with comments here, I just recently bought a peloton and most of the instructors have a potty mouth. I am a Christian and don’t care for this language. I may have to turn off the subscription and figure out some different routines. It’s seems they would expect a little more professionalism from the instructors. Obviously, this is my
Opinion.

Hi, you can filter classes by explicit and non-explicit. This will help you find classes that reinforce your values and are not offensive. Matt Wilpers is a good bet.

Before someone @s me, you need to evaluate why you get so upset when someone says they have a different preference from you. I'm an Alex/Cody fan on the bike, but I respect people's preferences. You can too.

I don't think any of the PPs were getting upset, just wondering how being Christian ties into anything. The beliefs of Christians in this country run the gamut so being christian is irrelevant to being offended by cursing.

I don't find cursing to be unprofessional- it is a form of expression that has its context in many different scenarios. Althgouh on that point the OP said it was her opinion, which is correct.

I adore Cody but agree his style isn't for everyone. My other favorites are Sam Yo and Hannah Frankson. If you're a beginner, Hannah Marie Corbin is the best. I have enjoyed some classes with a lot of others, including Ally, Emma, Alex, and Leanne, but it depends on the music they are doing/how hard of a class it is. Can't stand Robin or Christine - too "motivational speaker" for me. I love non-bike classes with Olivia (her running classes are the best) and Ben (amazing strength classes) but their bike classes are too hard for me.

Anonymous wrote:Love Sam Yo and cannot STAND Cody. I don't know why so many find his schtick entertaining.

He talks about food and celebrities.