Peloton has a new set of classes called “Get To Know Me”.
Peloton’s “Get To Know Me” classes are all 5 minute warmup classes – designed to help introduce members to instructors they might not have tried before.
There are over 50 of these new classes – one for every current, full-time Peloton instructor on the Platform. Unfortunately, they can not be found in the regular on-demand library at this time. They can only be found within the new Meet The Team collection. This means you might sometimes see them referenced as Peloton’s “Meet The Team” classes (which is the collection and challenge they are in), or as Peloton’s “Get To Know Me” classes (which is what the individual classes are called).
There are new Peloton Get To Know Me / Meet The Team classes for many workout types – cycling, running, walking, yoga, strength, and rowing.
The official collection reads:
Get to know the instructors at the heart of the Peloton community with our new Meet the Team collection of 5-minute warm-up classes across all modalities.
With the new collection, Peloton has also launched a new flash challenge – called the “Meet The Team” challenge.
This challenge runs from February 10th – March 11th, 2025, and will award badges based on how many of the new “Meet The Team” classes you take.
You can earn a bronze badge for taking 5 of the Peloton “Get To Know Me” classes, silver for 15, gold for 30, and a “Superfan” badge for taking 54 of the classes.
The challenge description states:
Get to know the extraordinary instructors leading the Peloton community through everything from bike rides and runs to yoga flows and stretches with our new Meet the Team collection. Earn a badge for taking 5, 15, 30, or all 54 of these 5-minute warm-up classes through March 11. Your future favorite instructors await.
Of course, if you’re doing this new “Meet the Team” Peloton flash challenge and trying to take every Peloton “Get To Know Me” class – you can show off your progress using our Peloton instructor challenge tool – where you can build and share a custom image showing off your progress throughout this challenge, or on whatever time frame you are trying to take every instructor.
For those who enjoy these classes where you get a taste of each instructor, be sure to go back into the on-demand library and check out the older “All For One” classes. Prior to Peloton changing All For One to become a artist series weekend – they used to be classes where each instructor took turns teaching the same class. This meant you would get a 45 minute class that had 10 different instructors teaching it – giving you a sample of each coaches style and music.
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Does anyone see all 54 classes? I only see 44 total on the app and fewer on the tread and the bike. Where do I find the additional 20 classes to reach seperfan status?
I’m having the same problem, but a friend sees all 54 in the app. So strange!
Hi Kevin. I had the same problem until I unhid German and Spanish instruction on the app. Now instead of 44 classes I’m able to see 57. Good luck!
I’m so disappointed! I would love to have been able to do all of these classes, but because I have the lowest subscription option, I can’t do the machine-based classes! This has always been my hang up about this new subscription model, as I am sure it is for others. For this series of classes, I feel that Peloton missed an opportunity. They could have tried to upsell subscriptions by allowing everyone to take all of these 5-minute classes instead of them counting against my “three free” classes.