Erik Gruenwedel
December 4, 2019
Peleton, manufacturer of an in-door cycling fitness platform featuring live-streamed video instruction, Dec. 4 announced first-time distribution of its app to Amazon Fire TV.
The Peloton App offers a collection of live and on-demand health and fitness classes, including strength training, cardio, toning, yoga, stretching, meditation, running, and cycling classes streamed to the living room television.
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Amazon Fire TV enables online content migration to the television.
Access to the app on Fire TV is free to Peloton members and $12.99 monthly after a free 30-day trial.
The Peloton App is available on Fire TV Stick (2nd Gen), Fire TV Stick 4K, Fire TV (3rd Gen Pendant design), Fire TV Cube (1st Gen) and the all-new Fire TV Cube. It will also be available on Insignia and Toshiba Fire TV Edition Smart TVs and Fire TV Edition sound bars. The Peloton App is not compatible with Fire TV (1st and 2nd Gen) and Fire TV Stick (1st Gen).
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