Tell her to redo the class and record the segment on her phone.

Those are the actual instructors high-fiving you

I just found it interesting that he didn't show up on the ride. I guess they can open classes people are riding and high-five them. It'd be interesting to see what they see from their side.

I got a high five from Dennis in a PZ class last week.

ETA: Christine, too, during a PZ ride this morning.

I heard Dr Beer get a live shout out from Matt in one of the recent on demand classes I took. But I've never seen a high five from one of them.

I got a high five from Ben Alldis during an encore class last week. I figured they were getting on and high-fiving during the encore classes.

Was wondering the same. Also, I get high fives back from people I never high fived in the first place

You may have hit some streak or milestone, which will pop up on other people's feeds

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I heard Dr Beer get a live shout out from Matt in one of the recent on demand classes I took. But I've never seen a high five from one of them.

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It was probably Dennis, not Matt. Dennis is much more attractive and I like hearing him say my name

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txags92 said:

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I heard Dr Beer get a live shout out from Matt in one of the recent on demand classes I took. But I've never seen a high five from one of them.

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It was probably Dennis, not Matt. Dennis is much more attractive and I like hearing him say my name

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That could be. I think it was a power zone class, so it could have been either of them.

Today's 60 minute ride was a good one. However, I just looked at the week 6 schedule that got put up and it makes week 5 looks like a breeze.

So I've heard. I'm doing the Pelofondo deal on Saturday too.

Some of the peeps on my team doing 9 rides of week in a "5 ride a week" competition are nuts. I get the AR ride in and need a break.

Haven't tried the peloton heart rate monitor but my old orange theory one is pissing me off. Probably just a battery thing but I downloaded the BlueHeart app and am gonna try using my Apple Watch tomorrow when I ride.

Another questionwe got the 2 3lb weights with our package. Are those enough for the rides that include arm work? I would think they wouldn't be for me but I saw the instructor with two in one hand and thought that maybe it would be one of those things that looks simple but ends up kicking my ass.

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Another questionwe got the 2 3lb weights with our package. Are those enough for the rides that include arm work? I would think they wouldn't be for me but I saw the instructor with two in one hand and thought that maybe it would be one of those things that looks simple but ends up kicking my ass.

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For the "intervals & arms" workouts...yes. 3# is fine. There are some routines for which you'll think you can move up to 5# and you probably can. But those workouts are intended to be high rep, low weight.

There are dedicated on-demand upper body routines using heavier weights. For those integrated into cycling classes, the 3# are often plenty.

good deal. thank you.

What is this Pelofondo thing?

A troll on this thread? What happened?

Guy has a history of interesting posts to say the least.

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That gif always reminds me of this one.

We're going to buy one. Anyone wanna share a code?

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We're going to buy one. Anyone wanna share a code?

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2MUGU3

Thanks!

What are y'all doing for syncing your Apple Watch to the Peloton? I watched a video about using BlueHeart app to make your Apple Watch a Bluetooth device and sync it. Seems to work. Any other work around?

I did download the peloton app on my phone and watch but can't say that I noticed my calorie burn info on the big bike screen itself.

Used BlueHeart for the first time today and it worked great. Will continue using that

Basically a really long ride. People sign up for 25-100 miles. Link below for more info.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/pelofondo/?ref=share

I can't echo the sentiment of padded shorts enough... completely different experience lol.

Once you power through without them for a couple weeks it's much better and you don't have to worry about using padded shorts each time.

Oh, for sure. I think I'm going to save them for when I go 45+ minute rides.

Do people doing longer bike rides not use padded shorts? I'm very much a novice biker but I figured they all used padded shorts or bibs.

Most of my rides are 45 minutes or longer and I almost always wear bike shorts. I like them for the padding, but I also feel like the compression helps.

I wear bibs for every ride. But then, I have been riding for years, so I have accumulated a bunch of different sets from various MS150 teams, etc. So I could ride every day for more than a week before I have to do cycling laundry.

Anytime I ride in anything other than cycling shorts, the shorts ride up and make things pretty uncomfortable. I have to stand up and pull things back down every few minutes, which is annoying. That alone makes the cycling shorts worth it to me. The chamois is just an added bonus.

I don't peloton but I ride my road bike on an indoor trainer with tri shorts.