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Peloton App deals

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Basic app deal Peloton App One $2.49/month for two months (save $10.50/month)

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Advanced app deal Peloton App+ $4.99/month for two months (save $19.01/month)

Ready to tackle fitness goals in 2025 but don't know where to start? You could sign up for a gym membership, hire a personal trainer, or join in local workout classes. Or you could enlist the help of the incredibly knowledgeable trainer on the Peloton app and workout from the comfort of your home. What's more, both versions of the app are on a steep discount to ring in the new year.

Until Jan. 30, the Peloton App One is on sale for just $2.49/month for your first two months, down from the normal price of $12.99/month. The upgraded version, the Peloton App+, is on sale for $4.99/month instead of the usual price of $24/month. These discounts mean you'll be saving 81% on the Peloton App One and 79% on the Peloton App+.

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Let's be honest — Peloton workout equipment is expensive. We're talking over $1,000 for a stationary bike, rowing machine, or treadmill. For some people, the cost is completely worth the benefits. After all, our health is a vital part of being alive. But if you're not looking to shell out major money on fitness equipment, you might be interested in the Peloton app. Surprisingly, it doesn't even require you to own a single piece of Peloton workout equipment.

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The Peloton App One is designed to help out with creating a regular workout routine. The app is covers over 10 workout class types, including strength, yoga, meditation, outdoor running, and more. You'll have access to over 55 professional instructors to find what suits your style and goals best. You also get to select three workouts per months, choosing from exercise bike, treadmill, or rower options, plus access to plenty of other step-by-step gym workouts. Again, you can do these on any bike, treadmill, or rower, not just Peloton-branded equipment.

The upgraded Peloton App+ includes everything you get from the Peloton App One but also includes access to the Strength+ App should you be looking to gain muscle or build a strength-training routine. It comes with access to exclusive classes and instead of being limited to three workouts per month, you get unlimited access.

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Former Mashable Shopping Editor Jae Thomas tried out the Peloton App and awarded it a 4.5 out of 5, saying, "After trying almost every kind of workout the Peloton app has to offer, I'd say that the monthly digital membership is an amazing deal for the price."

If you're interested in tackling fitness goals this year, sign up for the discounted Peloton App One or Peloton App+ and get access to thousands of workouts, finding one that fits your exact style.

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