Hannah Frankson instructor schedule page.

Peloton “Instructor Schedule” Pages Created For Every Instructor

If you have a favorite instructor, keeping up with their live classes just got a little easier.

Peloton has quietly added a dedicated schedule page for each instructor, giving every coach their own page that lists their upcoming live classes, as part of a new feature they are experimenting with.

Each page lives at its own web address and shows that instructor’s upcoming live classes in either a list view or a calendar “Week at a Glance” view. You can see an example of Kirsten Ferguson’s schedule here.

Each class is clickable, taking you to its class detail page on the Peloton app or website, where you can add it to your schedule if you want. Because each page has its own web address, you can bookmark it or share the link.

Hannah Frankson instructor schedule page.
Hannah Frankson instructor schedule page.

None of this is brand-new capability. You could already pull the same information by filtering the upcoming class schedule by instructor. The difference is convenience: rather than filtering each time, you can bookmark one instructor’s page and check it in a single click.

One caveat: you do not get quite as full a view as the regular schedule. These pages tend to show roughly the next few days through the upcoming weekend, rather than the full two weeks you can see by filtering the schedule in the app.

The pages also do not yet distinguish class types between live/premiere/encore. Every class is labeled “Live,” even ones that are actually Encore or Premiere classes, a distinction the app does make. Scheduled Encores are the main thing that shows up further out on these pages, and they appear here as “Live” too, so a class listed as “Live” past the weekend may actually be an Encore. For example, viewing Leanne Hainsby-Alldis’s schedule page shows several upcoming live classes. However, they are in fact all encore classes, as she is still on maternity leave.

There also appear to be some caching issues. Some instructors’ pages show dates in the past or do not fully pull in the current live schedule, so it is worth double-checking against the in-app schedule if something looks off.

Peloton has not formally announced the pages, so it is not yet clear whether they are a permanent addition or a limited test & experiment. This means they could go away at any point. Members began sharing the existence of them on social media this past week.

The pages follow a consistent web address format, using the instructor’s name: instructor-schedule.onepeloton.com/s/firstname-lastname-schedule. Below is every current Peloton instructor, linked to their schedule page, so you have one place to find them. As mentioned before, a few of them might not show the full upcoming data.

Will you bookmark your favorite instructor’s schedule page?


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Chris Lewis is the creator & founder of Pelo Buddy. He purchased his Peloton in 2018, and uses all the different devices: Peloton Bike, Tread, Row, and Guide. He has been involved in the fitness industry for more than a decade - previously co-founding the websites Mud Run Guide & Ninja Guide. You can find him on the leaderboard at #PeloBuddy.

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