In comparison to the Peloton app, its YouTube channel doesn't have much. There's a landing page full of intro videos for the various instructors, some clips highlighting user stories, and a lot of videos that go over setting up the company's proprietary equipment for in-home use. But hidden in there is Peloton Fuel, a landing page of recipes and nutrition clips.
The videos are presented by instructors, but vetted by Peloton nutritionist Dr. Jaime Scher. Usually, this means you see her face and a brief overview of her breakdown of the meal's value. I appreciate that because, as I've said before, for as much fitness and nutrition content as I love to consume on social media, I always feel a little weird when I adopt an exercise or recipe from a random influencer if I can't be sure they actually have the credentials to be recommending it. Anyone can devise some absurd new way to do a cable kickback or add more protein to a brownie, then film it, blast it out to their followers, and accumulate likes without ever having to prove their method works at all. The fact that these recipes are approved by an actual nutritionist who specializes in fueling the body for exercise is more reassuring.
Best of all, these are free. Whether you're spending $44 per month on a Peloton All Access membership or not, you can watch these and make the recipes. That's not true for much of Peloton's other offerings.
Peloton's movement into the nutritional space
The YouTube playlist backs that up. It started three months ago and has turned out recipes at a progressive pace. Two videos came out in the first month, three videos followed the next month, and within the last month there have already been four.
Further, Dr. Sher only came onto the Peloton scene in April, when the company posted about her hiring on Instagram along with a nutrition Q&A. Obviously, this science-backed (yet tasty) content is ramping up, so you should get in while you can and while it still remains firmly outside of the company's paywall.
Hence then, the article about peloton s nutrition offerings are surprisingly robust and free was published today ( ) and is available on Live Hacker ( Middle East ) The editorial team at PressBee has edited and verified it, and it may have been modified, fully republished, or quoted. You can read and follow the updates of this news or article from its original source.
Read More Details
Finally We wish PressBee provided you with enough information of ( Peloton's Nutrition Offerings Are Surprisingly Robust (and Free) )
Also on site :