The Peloton London Studios Explained

I know that there is a lot of interest in the London Peloton studios.

This includes how to book class plus which instructors teach there and where the studio is located.

So, I’ve included that in this article.

In addition, I’ll explain why it is that the German-speaking instructors are in London–and not Berlin, as I’d once erroneously suggested–to film their classes.

Finally, I’ll share a link to hotels in London that are close to the studio.

When did Peloton London open

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Peloton has always had a London studio.

This was from where cycling classes with instructors like Ben Alldis, Leanne Hainsby, Sam Yo, Hannah Frankson and Bradley Rose were filmed.

However, in September 2021 Peloton opened a larger, expanded studio in Covent Garden in London.

This expansion included the addition of studio spaces for teaching strength classes as well as Tread classes. 

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This is why Peloton brought in a whole slew of new London instructors for the Tread only.

It also expanded its roster of German-speaking instructors that are based in England.

They are teaching Tread and strength classes, too, along with cycling.

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Who are the Peloton London instructors

There are a couple of different classifications of Peloton London instructors.

First, there are the English-speaking Peloton cycling instructors in London.

They are:

  • Ben Alldis
  • Hannah Frankson
  • Leanne Hainsby
  • Bradley Rose
  • Sam Yo

Next, there are the Peloton Tread and strength instructors in London.

So, your London-based Tread instructors are:

  • Susie Chan
  • Jon Hosking
  • Jermaine Johnson
  • Joslyn Thompson Rule
peloton london tread instructors

Keep in mind that both Tread and Bike instructors teach strength classes.

So, I’m not breaking out that information here.

Finally, there are the German-speaking instructors.

But, more about them, below.

More about finding Peloton classes in German and Spanish.

What other classes are filmed at Peloton London

As I mentioned, the German-speaking Peloton instructors actually film their classes at the London studios.

Well, all but one. Nico Sarani, the German-speaking yoga instructor.

She is based in New York City.

When Peloton opened its new production facility in London, the company added a larger roster of German instructors.

Again, all of the German instructors are based in London.

Names of German-speaking instructors

Who are these German instructors and what do they teach?

Here’s an alphabetical list of instructors.

Then, after that, I’ll include their names, broken out by their primary discipline.

  • Assal Arian
  • Benny Adami
  • Cliff Dwenger
  • Erik Jager
  • Mila Lazar
  • Marcel Maurer
  • Jeffrey McEachern
  • Nico Sarani*
  • Mayla Wedekind
  • Charlotte Weidenbach

*Peloton instructor Nico Sarani teaches her German-language yoga and meditation classes from the New York studios, not London.

German-speaking Peloton cycling instructors in London

Here are the German-speaking instructors on the Peloton bike.

FYI, I’ve heard that Cliff Dwenger’s EMINEM class was as good as, if not better, than the classes that were taught in English.

I’ve got it bookmarked to take very soon.

Plus, many of these German-speaking instructors have started teaching more cycling classes in English.

  • Benny Adami
  • Cliff Dwenger
  • Erik Jager
  • Mila Lazar
  • Irene Scholz*
  • Mayla Wedekind
  • Charlotte Weidenbach
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*Irene left Peloton in 2021 but some of her classes are still available On Demand

German-speaking Peloton Tread instructors in London

Here are the German-speaking instructors in the Peloton London studios who primarily teach on the Tread:

  • Marina Andresen*
  • Tobias Heinze
  • Jeffrey McEachern
  • Marcel Maurer
german peloton london tread instructors

*Marina left Peloton in December 2021.

German-speaking strength instructors in London

These are the London-based Peloton instructors who speak German and teach strength classes.

  • Assal Arian
  • Benny Adami
  • Cliff Dwenger
  • Erik Jager
  • Mila Lazar
  • Marcel Maurer
  • Jeffrey McEachern
  • Mayla Wedekind
  • Charlotte Weidenbach

How to find German classes from London

The easiest way to find the Peloton classes in German?

Filter by class language.

That is, if you’re in the Peloton app, on the website or the hardware (Bike or Tread), you can use the filter to choose the class language.

You’ll have three choices:

  1. English
  2. German
  3. Spanish

Additionally, you can enable subtitles in German, if you want to take English-language classes but you speak German.

Again, in the Filter, you’ll choose Subtitles and then click on German.

Can you ride live at the London Studios

Yes, you can ride live at Peloton Studios London.

In fact, you can take a class with every instructor mentioned above, except for Assal Arian.

I haven’t seen any of her German-language strength classes available to book as a live, in-person class.

To book a class, you do this online.

In fact, there is a button on the Peloton London studios page that says, “Book a Class.”

Cost to take a class at the Peloton London Studios? £25.

Kids and Peloton

Did you know that your kids can ride with you at the Peloton Studios London? This is a great add-on activity if you’ll be visiting London with older kids.

Here are the requirements for kids to take classes at Peloton London.

One, your kids have to be at least 13 years old. And, two, they must be at least four feet, 11 inches tall.

Hotels near Peloton Studios London

As far as I can tell, One Aldwych hotel, in Covent Garden, is the closest hotel to the studio and also has a Peloton bike on site.

However, this article focuses exclusively on London hotels near Peloton in Covent Garden.

Final thought on the Peloton London Studios

By laying out where the Peloton London Studios are located, who teaches there and more, I hope I’ve answered all of your questions.

However, if there is something you’re still unsure about, please post a comment and let me know.

In addition, if I’ve gotten anything wrong or you have more up-to-date information about the London location, do let me know.

I want to make sure that the information I publish is as accurate and timely as possible.

Finally, I’ve been to the U.K. a few times, and I hope that one day I’ll get back and be able to ride live in the studios there like I have in New York City.

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6 Comments

  1. Hi ! I just signed up for a class however, it appears to be in German and I am English speaking, but just wanted to see if you know it if it’s frowned upon. I have no issue taking a class in German. 🙂

    1. You’ll be fine! Also all of the German-speaking instructors speak English. If the instructor comes around before class, talk to them in English and it will maybe give them a hint to pepper in a bit more English in class. I’ve taken classes in German without subtitles at home and it’s all been good. I hope you have a grea time.

  2. Hi, thank you so much for the information. I just signed up but realized it’s a class in German and I speak English, I have no problem taking a class in German as long as it’s not frowned upon as that’s not my primary language.

    Do you know if this is OK?

  3. Are the Pelonton classes in the London Studios as difficult to book? I live in Michigan but will be in italy in August. I’d like to extend my trip to London to go to a Peloton class but need to book my flights, etc. with a friend for her birthday . Is this even possible?

    1. From just looking at the studio website, they seem like they are SO MUCH EASIER to book. I’ve considered booking a trip to London just to ride because it’s so many more classes are available in London than in New York. Good luck.

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