Peloton has partnered with Precor – a wholly owned subsidiary of Peloton – to bring a selection of instructor-led Tread classes to some Precor treadmills.
The initiative is part of a broader pilot program aimed at increasing Peloton’s presence in gyms and fitness centers, leveraging Precor’s extensive commercial network.
Peloton CEO Peter Stern mentioned this development during the company’s Q3 2025 earnings call earlier this month. He stated:
“Our Precor brand provides a great opportunity to expand the presence of Peloton in commercial gyms. We recently launched a pilot program with Precor to bring a collection of Peloton instructor-led Tread classes to select Precor treadmills. And we’ve engaged Precor to provide installation and maintenance support on Peloton equipment in gyms, given the exacting demands of gym operators and the duty cycles imposed on gym equipment.”
A new landing page on Precor’s website highlights the offering, describing how gyms can now integrate Peloton content – including classes led by top instructors – directly into their treadmill experience. Specifically, Peloton content is available on Precor P94 and P84 Touchscreen Treadmills.
Precor also shared the news via their Instagram page, writing:
✨NEW✨ Peloton Workouts on Precor P94 & P84 Treadmills!
The best blend of fitness, performance, and entertainment just got better. Starting now, your members can access motivating Peloton running, walking, and hiking workouts seamlessly on our P94 and P84 touchscreen treadmills.
✔Available to commercial gyms & community wellness facilities in select regions
✔ One annual fee per treadmill unlocks unlimited free workouts
✔ New Peloton classes quarterly, from 5-minute warmup walks to 30-minute HIIT runs
✔ Commercial-grade equipment you know and love, now with Peloton workouts
This indicates that there will be a set selection of Peloton classes available on the specified Precor Treadmills, ranging between five and 30 minutes in length. The class selection will be refreshed four times per year.
This is not the first time Peloton has made its content available on a non-Peloton device. In 2023, the company entered a global strategic partnership with lululemon, making Peloton the exclusive digital fitness content provider for lululemon and bringing select Peloton classes to Mirror devices. Peloton has also made their classes available to Google Fitbit users.
Now, with Precor, Peloton is leveraging in-house assets to extend its reach into high-traffic gym environments. By offering curated Peloton Tread classes on familiar commercial-grade machines, Peloton is attempting to capture the attention of new users who may not yet have tried its content or hardware.
Peloton finalized their acquisition of Precor in 2021. For a time they explored the possibility of selling Precor, but ultimately decided not to pursue a sale.
For all the details from the Q3 2025 earnings call, visit our site for an overview.
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