This is kind of interesting... Peloton is branching out from simpler, group-oriented strength workout classes to more rep-based, directed instruction. Here's how this app differs from the classic Peloton app: Unlike the guided strength training workouts Peloton Members love on the Peloton App, workouts on Peloton Strength+ offer more flexibility and customization particularly when you’re training at the gym. Peloton Strength+ workouts can be built to incorporate your favorite gym equipment, such as cables, squat racks, bench presses, and free weights. Furthermore, the Strength+ app includes the following features: • Workout Generator: Create custom workouts tailored to specific goals and preferences, including muscle focus, workout length, available equipment, and experience level. • Expert-Led Programs: Multi-week, self-paced programs guided by Peloton’s top strength coaches are available for the ultimate combination of motivation, guidance, and results. • Seamless guidance: Audio cues and tips through video demonstration and in-ear coaching help guide Members during workouts. • Detailed Progress Tracking: Ability to log used weights and reps allowing Members to see their journey unfold and celebrate every milestone along the way. The app also connects with the Apple Watch® to track progress effortlessly. • Get Gym Ready with Clips: A library of instructional videos for everything from exercise demonstrations to equipment setup, ensures Members are fully prepared for every workout. • Use Your Own Audio: Members can leverage their preferred audio app and still hear the coach’s cues no matter what they choose to play in the background.

Looks super handy, especially with the workout generator and gym-ready clips. :) Would be great if they add Diet Planning feature.

I'm actually pretty stoked about this. I got really into Peloton's strength classes this year but have been looking for ways to do more programmatic / focused exercises on specific muscle groups. I also love that this takes into account the equipment you have so you can try new things when working out in hotel gyms or places you aren't normally. Overall seems like a great complement to classes for concentrated work on specific muscle areas.