Peloton instructor Katie Wang teased in a recent class pre-show that she will be making an announcement on Friday, January 26, 2024.
Update – Katie was teasing the new You Can Row Bootcamp program.
In the pre-show portion of her live 30 minute Lower Body Row Bootcamp on January 23, Katie stated:
“Well, I can’t actually tell you but I will tell you that I have a fun announcement on Friday coming. I’m going to leave it at that.”
You can see her tease this announcement in this video posted by her @katies.besties group.
Though not confirmed, it seems very likely Katie Wang is going to announce that she is going to teach Peloton strength classes, and that she is joining the strength roster. Katie already teaches strength as part of row bootcamp classes, which alternate between the rower and the strength mat.
However, Katie does not teach regular strength classes at this point – so this would presumably be a natural progression, and would also introduce her to members who do not own a Row or have access to rowing equipment. In addition, strength instructor Callie Gullickson is preparing to go on maternity leave, which will leave a vacancy on the strength team until she returns later this year.
Katie previously shared in December that she was working on a special project. She posted a video to Instagram about a day in her life, and explained that she was doing audio-only and video filming for a “special project.”
We will of course share more details regarding Katie’s announcement on Friday, January 26. Would you be excited to see Katie added to the Peloton strength roster?
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