TCO Top 5 Favorite Peloton Classes: Stay Motivated With This Week’s Picks (07/13/2026)

Every Monday, we ask the Clip Out community to share their favorite class from the last week. Your stories of love, sweat, and tears always inspire us to keep moving. We are excited to share the five most enthusiastic nominations (in no particular order) and a quick review of each class. Read on for our weekly dose of motivation!

This week’s favorite Peloton classes:

1. 07/11/26 30-Minute Reset Ride with Denis Morton
2. 07/13/26 30-Minute HIIT & Hills with Ben Alldis
3. 07/03/26 30-Minute Lower Body Strength with Katie Wang
4. 07/12/26 Futbol Anthem Ride with Camila Ramón
5. 04/02/26 30-Minute Justin Bieber Full Body with Rebecca Kennedy

Why you loved them!

Sometimes it’s hard to pick just one favorite (clear by the number of bookmarked classes we have to “take later”), but these reviews make it easy! Here’s what the TCO Community had to say about their favorite classes from the last week.

1. Favorite Reset Ride

07/11/26 30-Minute Reset Ride with Denis Morton

“Denis wove together the importance of hope and discipline in charting your path forward. Using the metaphor of a boat, Denis weaved together both of these concepts. And the playlist was a perfect pairing of songs conveying this message. It was inspirational, I will be returning to this ride again. If anyone is looking for a true reset, take this ride.” — Andrea Kirshenbaum

Denis has a gift for turning a single idea into a full emotional arc, and this ride is a great example. The boat metaphor gives the class a throughline, and the music selection reinforces it instead of just filling space. If you need thirty minutes to recalibrate, this is the one to bookmark.

2. Favorite HIIT Ride

07/13/26 30-Minute HIIT & Hills with Ben Alldis

“Did this one live today and it’s muggy where I live so I was drenched. The music was awesome and I love how Ben timed the intervals with the drops in the music. SUCH a good and killer ride! Had to take a dunk in the lake after haha.” — Kate Govnik

Ben’s talent for syncing effort to music is on full display here. Timing the hardest efforts to the drops in the playlist is a small production choice that makes a big difference, turning a standard interval format into something that feels choreographed. Taking it live outside apparently comes with bonus sweat.

3. Favorite Lower Body Strength

07/03/26 30-Minute Lower Body Strength with Katie Wang

“Katie Wang’s 30 minute lower body class from 26/07/03 was so good. It was the perfect mix of single leg strength/stability and all the regular moves you’d expect. NO LUNGES! The class flew by and I worked so hard. Her commentary throughout and playlists were great as always. I bookmarked it to take again.” — a Clip Out Community Member

This nomination came in anonymously at the member’s request. Katie’s lower body classes tend to reward people who are tired of the usual lunge-heavy format, and this one leans into single leg stability work instead. A class that gets bookmarked for a repeat performance is always worth a look.

4. Favorite Futbol Anthem Ride

07/12/26 Futbol Anthem Ride with Camila Ramón

“Camilla’s futbol ride! It flew by and didn’t feel like 30 min. So much fun while getting your kicked.” — Martha Theriault

“So fun! If you love a narration like the old Club Bangers or Carnival rides, this is for you. Camila has so much good to say and the music is top tier. ‘Wavin’ Flag’ never gets old! The ride was structured as a game with the intervals and timing related to halves, hydration breaks, sprints, taking the ball, etc. She talked about her dad, about people coming together over differences, cultural pride, as well as her usual commentary about tia toxicas. The studio was into it, doing the Viking row and hollering along with her, lots of people had jerseys on too.” — Elizabeth Schlosberg

Camila built this ride like an actual match, complete with halves, hydration breaks, and sprint sections tied to game moments, and the narration pulls from the same lineage as classic Club Bangers and Carnival rides. Between the personal storytelling about her father and cultural pride, and a studio full of people in jerseys doing Viking rows along with her, this one clearly landed as more than just a themed playlist.

5. The Unstackable: Favorite Full Body Strength

Sometimes we want a class that leaves us in a puddle and washes all hope of a stack of extra classes away with it. We call those classes Unstackable, and we love hearing about our listeners’ Unstackable experiences.

04/02/26 30-Minute Justin Bieber Full Body with Rebecca Kennedy

“Even though I looked at the details of the class before I took it I had no idea what I was getting myself into. This class is 5 EMOMS, each one ending with push-ups. This is done four times with no breaks whatsoever and then ends with core. The class is nonstop and get your heart rate up while each muscle group is fatigued one by one. At the beginning of the class when she said, ‘we’ll do three push-ups at the end of each move.’ I thought to myself ‘no problem!’ Even though she pointed out that this would be a total of 60 push-ups in the 30 minute class. This is the first time I have ever rated a class difficulty of 10. Rebecca is a beast and I have nothing but mad respect for her.” — Dr. Jenn Mann

Sixty push-ups spread across five EMOM blocks with no breaks between rounds is exactly the kind of math that sneaks up on you mid class. Rating a class a perfect 10 in difficulty is not something we see often, and Rebecca clearly earned it here. Consider this one a serious commitment, not a casual add-on to your day.

Worth a mention here too: Sarah Lester nominated Greta Dopp’s 10-minute Pilates teaser from 7/9 for Unstackable, or possibly a brand new category she called “aspirational.” The class centers on three minutes of continuous teaser work, and Sarah compared the challenge to the kind of core test a Survivor contestant might face to win immunity. She went in thinking her core was strong and came out with a different opinion. We’re not officially adding a new category this week, but if enough of you have a similarly humbling experience with this one, we will revisit!

Thank you!

Thank you to all of our listeners for sharing your recommendations and enthusiasm. To see the full list of this week’s classes and add your own to the conversation, check out the TCO Facebook Group. To see past weeks’ Top 5 classes, visit TheClipOut.com and search TCO Top 5! If you try any of the recommendations and find a new favorite, we’d love to hear from you!

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