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The Verge on 2020-03-24 18:11

As streaming fitness companies put production on pause, Peloton pushes on with live classes

Though connected fitness companies like Tonal, Mirror, FightCamp, and Equinox / SoulCycle have stopped filming new classes, Peloton says it will, for ...

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