Peloton's fire TV application guides you through living room exercises

Peloton not only adds an app to your wrist, but now it also provides an app for your living room. The fitness company will release Fire TV apps (what Amazon calls TV apps) to guide you through live and on-demand fitness classes, especially those other than its iconic bike and treadmill. For people who like to use their own equipment, they can exercise by bike and treadmill, but the focus is on strength training, yoga and other supplementary exercises. You can set your heart rate on your bike, hit heavy objects, or practice meditation to clean your head after work.

The application can be used with the latest fire-fighting TV equipment (users of early fire-fighting TV and fire-fighting TV rods do not need to apply). However, if you plan to take classes after the 30-day probationary period, it is not surprising that you will have to pay a monthly Peloton app membership fee of $13. This is not the only option for the living room fitness app. If you don't care about Amazon devices, you have no choice at all. However, it may make sense if you are completely immersed in the Peloton ecosystem and don't care about the gym. From this point of view: it is much better than Peloton's attractive ads.