If there are two things I love, they're shopping and working out, which is why I am such a vocal proponent of e-commerce marketplaces and the Peloton app. Imagine my surprise and delight, then, when I noticed something unexpected last night while I browsed the Lululemon retail app: There are free Peloton classes right there. I played around with them and am here to report this offering is actually pretty great.
A Lululemon membership is required, but that doesn't mean you have to pay for anything—you just need an account on the app, the same as you would use to log into any app if you planned to make a purchase on it.
Why this tie-in is great
I knew that Peloton and Lululemon had a corporate partnership because I see instructors wearing Lulu clothes when I take virtual cycling classes from time to time, but I didn't realize it entitled the average person to take a class while browsing some leggings. It's a pretty solid option for anyone who might be considering a Peloton All Access membership, which costs $44 per month.
Lulu tie-in aside, if you don't have a Peloton Bike, Tread, or Row, you can just pay $12.99 for a scaled-down version of the app that only includes classes that don't require equipment, like HIIT and yoga. You could also pay $24 per month for all that plus spinning, rowing, or running classes but no Bike, Tread, or Row compatibility. If you download those versions, Peloton offers you a free trial month to see how you'll like them, but if you're a Lululemon member (again, if you just need a free login account), you can have a 60-day trial.
What to keep in mind
The first is that there's no synchronizing between the Lululemon app and the Peloton app. Normally, when I fire up a stretching class (or any kind of workout) through the Peloton app, it connects to my Apple Watch automatically to track my heart rate, generate a report on my breathing and exertion, and add the workout to my Apple Health app. That didn't happen when I ran a class through Lululemon and the class I experimented with there did not appear anywhere on my Peloton profile history.
The good news for existing Peloton members is that you aren't missing anything if you don't look at the Lululemon app Classes tab. I checked and the six free classes there are not unique to Lulu. They're all also available in Peloton's massive archive.
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