Peloton

Peloton users and new members enjoy Peloton’s newest product, the Peloton Guide. The fitness giant announced on Tuesday that the new Peloton driver is for sale in the US, Canada, the UK and Australia. Peloton first introduced the TV-set-top box equipped with a camera late last year. Through a wide-angle camera that uses AI technology, it analyzes and comments on your form and allows you to see yourself as you train at home through your TV. The Peloton Guide is also able to identify which of your muscle groups need rest or are ready to be targeted by your workout, creating a personalized exercise experience. The Peloton Guide includes a camera that uses AI technology to provide feedback on your form and improve your user experience. Peloton The Guide retails for $ 295 and provides access to the live library and on-demand library of Peloton, with an emphasis on new features and strength training courses. Existing Peloton members and new members will have the opportunity to claim All-Access Membership introductory prices at $ 24 per month (from $ 39) until the rest of 2022. Some new features in the Peloton Guide that will keep you motivated include:

Movement Tracker: The Guide camera monitors your movement and motivates users to keep working through a specific exercise during their workout. Physical activity: The Guide’s AI technology also helps to shape a well-balanced workout for you, as it identifies which muscle groups you have already trained that week. Therefore, you will never miss a workout for the upper body or lower body, as the program has found it for you. Self Mode: Using the camera in this mode lets you see yourself on screen next to an instructor to check your form. If you want to check your form before the lesson, there is also a motion detail function that allows you to access the exercises in advance.

Peloton already offers hundreds of categories and options to choose from, but is expanding its range with some new power classes. The three new categories that will be included in the roster are: Floor Bootcamp, Split Programs and Strength Roll Call. The Floor Bootcamp kicks off on April 11 with a 12-class program that combines HIIT and strength with instructors Jess Sims and Selena Samuela. This class requires only a mat and some weights. The Split Programs start on April 18 and focus on a traditional intermediate to advanced strength training program that can be done three to five days a week. Finally, Strength Roll Call will include all strength trainers teaching live at the same time each week. Peloton plans to edit a collection of weekly lessons that will be available exclusively in the Peloton Guide. The Peloton guide keeps you on track with your workout program because it knows which parts of the body you need to work on each class. Peloton The Peloton Guide could appeal to a new Peloton audience interested in choosing a smart home gym without committing to a high price or a large piece of equipment. With Peloton’s already dedicated fan base, it will be interesting to see how the Peloton Guide reports against other popular smart home gyms on the market. The Guide is a good choice for those who want a fitness boutique or personal training experience at home, but prefer a budget option. This can work even for people who are new to strength training thanks to the Self Mode function, which ensures that your form is fit in every repetition. Compared to a Peloton bike or treadmill, the Peloton Guide is something that everyone can enjoy – regardless of fitness level – without the need for much equipment or space. Get the CNET Now newsletter Enhance your discussion with the latest news, products and technology reviews. Delivered on weekdays.

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