Peloton instructors Cody Rigsby and Robin Arzón have recently been recognized for their achievements. Cody’s new book made the New York Times bestseller list; and Robin was featured in the 2023 TIME Latino Leaders List.
Cody released his book, XOXO, CODY: An Opinionated Homosexual’s Guide To Self-Love, Relationships, And Tactful Pettiness, on September 12, and has recently been traveling around the country on a book tour.
Cody shared via Instagram that his book is now on the New York Times bestseller list:
Woke up today as a @nytimes best selling author ❤️ Immensely grateful for the support everyone has given my debut book. Today is a reminder you can graduate college with a C minus GPA and still end up on the same list as Oprah
The New York Times bestseller list is widely regarded as the preeminent list of best-selling books in the United States. As of publishing time, XOXO, Cody is holding the #6 spot in the “Advice, How-To & Miscellaneous” category.
Cody’s book is available via Amazon (affiliate link).
In addition, TIME recently released their 2023 Latino Leaders List in honor of Latinx & Hispanic Heritage Month, and Robin was featured. She shared the news via Instagram:
🌟 Honored to be featured in the 2023 TIME Latino Leaders List alongside incredible trailblazers like Elizabeth Acevedo, Miguel Cardona, Gloria Calderón Kellett, MLB All-Star Julio Rodriguez, and Dolores Huerta. Being recognized for the impact I’ve made is a testament to the power of our community’s resilience and determination. @time
Remember to always dream so big it makes small minds uncomfortable. 💪🏽✨ 🇨🇺🇵🇷
According to TIME, their Latino Leaders List highlights “prominent U.S.-based Latino leaders across industries who are making an impact on Hollywood, Washington, D.C., and everywhere in between.”
Robin was featured alongside prominent individuals from a number of different industries, and her write-up states:
Robin Arzón never expected to become one of the most influential figures in the fitness world. A near-death experience in a hostage situation during college led her to take up running as she tried to cope with the trauma, but health and exercise were not initially her career focus. She worked for seven years as a corporate attorney in New York City but in 2012 left her job to coach people on how to bike, run, lift weights, and move their bodies. Today as the head instructor of Peloton, she’s one of the most recognizable faces at the company. She’s also written a memoir and hosted a MasterClass on mental strength.
The article also highlights Peloton’s expansion into Spanish language content in 2021, which Robin played a pivotal role in bringing to the platform. You can read more and check out the complete 2023 Latino Leaders List via TIME.
Congratulations to both Cody and Robin!
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