It looks like the Turkey Burn world record attempt may have been too much for the Peloton servers. Alex Toussaint’s Turkey Burn run reportedly went off without a hitch, but Robin’s Turkey Burn ride at 10 a.m. (EST) was harder. People in the community who wanted to start their holiday with a 45-minute workout couldn’t log in for the ride, and some who did log in were kicked out! Riders who wanted to help break the Guinness world record and see Robin in one of her brightest outfits ever were frustrated by bikes that wouldn’t load and apps that wouldn’t work. Riders restarted bikes and refreshed multiple times; reports say sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn’t. At press time, there were more than 28,000 riders reported in the class.
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It’s that time of year again – time to gather with friends and family, eat copious amounts of delicious food and participate in Peloton’s annual Turkey Burn classes. This year marks the 10th anniversary of Peloton’s popular Thanksgiving workout series, and they are pulling out all the stops with a diverse lineup of classes to help you burn off those extra holiday calories.
An Inclusive Range of Modalities and Intensities
One of the great things about Peloton’s Turkey Burn classes is that they offer options for all fitness levels across a variety of workout types. This year’s lineup includes meditation, strength, cycling, running, rowing, and yoga so you can pick your favorites based on your needs and preferences. The class lengths range from 10-45 minutes, so you can choose quick stretches and meditations or longer high-intensity workouts to really crank up your burn. With 11 classes total, there are ample opportunities to get moving.
The classes kick off on November 20th with a peaceful 5-minute Gratitude meditation by instructor Anna Greenberg to set the tone of thankfulness leading up to the big day, This will be followed on November 21st with a 10-minute Gratitude meditation by Ross Rayburn
Once Thanksgiving arrives on November 23rd, the Turkey Burn content really ramps up. There will be a 30-minute two-for-one outdoor run with Matty Maggiacomo and Olivia Amato to get your heart pumping. Jess Sims will host a special 30-minute Fit Family class with a surprise guest instructor or PeloPup to make it fun for the whole household.
For some friendly competition on the leaderboard Robin Arzón is back to lead her highly anticipated 45-minute Turkey Burn cycling ride. This will be Robin’s first ride back after recently giving birth so expect it to be a tough one as she motivates you to “burn those birthing hips!”
Stretch It Out with Full Body Stretches
Speaking of Robin and giving birth – your hips and body may need a little TLC after going hard in the cycling saddle and run pavement. Luckily, Peloton has you covered with not one, not two, but THREE separate 10-minute Full Body Stretch classes spaced throughout the morning.
Instructors Ben Alldis, Assal Arian, and Jermaine Johnson will lead these stretches to help open up your hips, hamstrings, chest, shoulders and anywhere else that is feeling tight or strained from your workouts. Be sure to take advantage of these recovery-focused classes and foam rollers if you have them.
Row, Run and Yoga Flow Classes
Of course, it wouldn’t be a Turkey Burn without offerings in running, rowing and yoga.
For runners, Alex Toussaint will lead a tough 30-minute Turkey Burn tread run guaranteed to get your heart pumping and legs burning. Rowers can look forward to a 20-minute Turkey Burn rowing workout with Matt Wilpers focused on increasing endurance and power.
Finally, yogis can wind down and elongate tight muscles with Denis Morton’s soothing 30-minute Turkey Burn yoga flow class. Denis’ mindful flows are the perfect way to find stillness and be present after being surrounded by family and friends on Thanksgiving day.
Special Turkey Burn Badge for Completing Classes
As in previous years, Peloton will likely offer a special edition Turkey Burn badge for members who complete one or more of these Turkey-themed classes. Badge hunters and completionists will want to hop on the bike, tread, rower or mat to add this fun seasonal badge to their profile.
If you want to get a head start, take a look at Peloton’s ever-growing list of available badges to see which ones you can snag between now and Thanksgiving. Will you be able to catch them all?
Close Out Peloton’s 10 Year Turkey Burn Anniversary in Style
This diverse, welcoming collection of classes is a testament to how far Peloton’s Turkey Burn series has come in 10 years. What started as a few cycling classes has evolved into a fitness event with options for every member to feel included.
As Peloton’s biggest holiday of the year, you’ll want to hop on the bike, boot up the app, and join your friends and family in closing out Peloton’s 10 Year Turkey Burn Anniversary with a fun and fiery workout. See you on the leaderboard!
THANKSGIVING WORKOUTS: 10K TURKEY TROT + PELOTON TURKEY BURN CLASSES
FAQ
What was the problem with the peloton turkey burn ride?
What is the peloton turkey burn record?
What is turkey burn peloton?
What is the largest peloton class?
What is peloton’s 2023 Turkey burn?
Peloton’s 2023 Turkey Burn promises an inclusive and varied lineup, featuring 11 classes to suit all preferences and fitness levels. The event commences with a focus on gratitude through meditation: Anna Greenberg hosts a 5-minute Gratitude meditation on November 20 at 11:00am ET.
What happened to peloton’s ‘Turkey burn’ event?
Andrew joined The Verge in 2012, writing over 4,000 stories. Many Peloton users were unable to get into Thursday’s Thanksgiving ride, prompting the company’s CEO to apologize. At 10AM ET Peloton kicked off its 10th annual “Turkey Burn” event, with the goal of breaking the Guiness World Record for “largest live cycling class.”
Will peloton get a Turkey burn badge?
We recently shared that her annual Turkey Burn ride would be Robin’s first class back. Peloton is also sending gifts to some members in celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Turkey Burn. Based on past years there will likely be a special Turkey Burn badge awarded for taking any of Peloton’s Turkey Burn classes.
Why was the 2020 Turkey burn a pivotal moment for peloton?
The 2020 Turkey Burn emerged as a pivotal moment for Peloton, especially as the pandemic limited social interactions. That year’s event was not just about fitness; it was a lifeline for togetherness and community spirit.
Is peloton’s Turkey burn on demand?
At the time of writing everything seems to be operational. For those who couldn’t get in, Peloton posted in its Instagram stories that the class is now available on-demand, while an encore version of the Turkey Burn will kick off at 10AM ET on Friday.
What is the earliest non-purged Turkey burn class on the peloton platform?
Since its inception in 2016, this annual event has grown exponentially, attracting record-breaking participation year after year. The earliest non-purged Turkey Burn class that is currently available on the Peloton platform is an outdoor run by Matt Wilpers (11/22/2018): 45 min Turkey Burn Fun Run.