Peloton and gratitude
Alex Toussaint, left, and Dr. Geoff Emry at the Peloton studio in New York City.
When I found out I was going to be in New York City this fall, I really wanted to take the opportunity to do a live Peloton class in their NYC studio. And by “take the opportunity” I actually mean that I owe a huge debt of gratitude to my wife, Crystal, for scoring tickets to the classes — think Taylor Swift.
Peloton, for those unfamiliar, is the stationary bicycle (although they also now offer a treadmill and rowing machine) that has a video feed so you can participate in spinning classes real-time or tap into their enormous library of previously recorded workouts. I’ve been riding a Peloton bike at home pretty consistently since 2019 and I’m enormously grateful for it because it kept me exercising during the craziness of the pandemic.
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