Sentences with phrase «peloton rider»

It's a cultish community, and as with any cult, there are downsides to being a part of a rabid group, as Peloton rider Drew Hallett learned back in March.

Update April 25th, 3:10 PM ET: The article has been corrected to reflect that Peloton rider Lisa Getty was impressed when an instructor could call out riders by name, i.e., «David in Dallas.»

The Peloton riders will ride in two - by - two formation from Roswell Park to UB North and join the Celebration of Hope event, a moving and inspirational community rally in support of the fight against cancer.

The instructor is positioned in the center of the frame with a squad of barely - visible Peloton riders behind him or her — all real people, who are taking the class in Peloton's New York City studio.

Not exact matches

It's right there at the point of the breakaway, 60 kilometers from the finish when a rider has to decide whether to sit in the peloton or that yes, this is the hill he will die on.

Katie Archibald bridged across to make the group ten strong before a lull in tempo from the leading riders allowed the peloton to make up the ground and bring the race back together.

Without the wind and friction breaking benefit of riding in the pack, the breakaway rider often tires and eventually fades back into the peloton.

In long distance bike races, such as the Tour de France, often a single rider will break will away from the peloton, or main pack of riders, and move into a significant lead for a time.

A group of cyclists in a peloton behave like a collective organism, giving an accidental benefit to even the slowest riders — much like schooling fish

Imagine 200 riders in a peloton are using it.

Thus the excellence of the Tour de France lead riders is enabled by a team riding to control the peloton and the services of domestiques who subjugate their own ambitions to assist the team star.

It's obvious the cycling instructors have some access to rider data: there are three data - filled screens in front of the instructors while they lead a class, one laptop for music control, a second screen running Peloton software, and another that the company says show more «in - depth» performance information.

Ask any rider who their favorite Peloton coach is, and most answer right away; either they like the intensity of their classes, prefer their music playlists, or they just relate to their zany personalities the way that TV show fans have a way of choosing favorite characters out of an ensemble cast.

Sherman is an athletic blonde woman who hosts regular «Music Legends» rides and who has a remarkable ability to shout out at riders who have accomplished anything remotely standout during a class — whether it's a 100th Peloton ride, a notable screen name, a birthday.

Another rider, New York City - based Steve Martocci, says he plans to move his Peloton bike up to an empty water tower on the roof of his apartment this summer, where he'll project the videos onto the 18 - foot wall surrounding him and have a more immersive experience.

The constantly shifting dynamic of the peloton allows for frequent rotation of different riders into that most challenging spot at the front.

In the peloton, leaders follow closely behind other riders on their team and conserve their energy for when it is needed most.

A «peloton» is the core group of riders in a road bike race.