Countdown to Turkey Burn Week 1 Launches Monday

Strength, cardio choices, and a Scenic day anchor the first six days, and members need to opt in to the challenge to track their progress.

Countdown to Turkey Burn Week 1 starts Monday, Nov. 2, with six days of strength classes, cardio choices, and Scenic classes. Peloton shared the schedule in a Sunday Instagram story on its Peloton Members account, and reminds members who want to track their progress and earn the badge to opt in to the Countdown to Turkey Burn challenge. The classes will gathered in the Countdown to Turkey Burn Collection.

What to Know About Countdown to Turkey Burn Week 1

• Opt into the Challenge: the challenge is only open from November 2 – 25 and requires completion of 18 classes to earn Gold (the only tier).
• Check the graphics: Peloton’s posted graphic from November 1 indicates that classes in the Countdown to Turkey Burn Week 1 drop at 12pm, however, they are in the schedule at 6:30 AM ET for members to join in together, so this is likely a typo in the graphic. We assume these classes will drop at 12AM as usual.
• With the exception of Ben Alldis’ class which is live from PSL, all Week 1 classes are Encores On Demand because PSNY is closed this week.

Note how the scheduled class displays the correct 12AM timing members are used to

How Countdown to Turkey Burn Week 1 Classes Are Scheduled

Most classes become available on demand at 12:00 AM ET on their scheduled day, with an encore at 6:30 AM ET. Ben Alldis’s Day 2 ride is the exception, taught live at 6:30 AM ET. Day 6 follows a different pattern, with all three Scenic classes scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 7, at 10:00 AM ET.

Thematically, the scheduled week breaks down this way:

Monday = Full Body Strength

Tuesday = Run/Ride/Row

Wednesday = Core

Thursday = Full Body Strength

Friday = Run/Ride/Row

Saturday = Run/Ride/Row (Scenic)

Countdown to Turkey Burn Week 1 Schedule

Of note for Week 1 is that PSNY is closed for live classes this week. The only live class from Countdown to Turkey Burn Week 1 will be with Ben Alldis.

Countdown to Turkey Burn Week 1 opens on Monday, Nov. 2, with strength. Andy Speer teaches the 30 minute Countdown to TB Full Body class, W1 D1.

Day 2 on Tuesday, Nov. 3, lets members choose their cardio. Kirsten Ferguson leads a 20 minute run, Ben Alldis teaches a 30 minute ride, and Ash Pryor leads a 20 minute row. All three are titled Countdown to TB, W1 D2, so members can pick the modality that fits their day.

Day 3 on Wednesday, Nov. 4, returns to strength with Zacharias Niedzwiecki’s 10 minute Countdown to TB Core class, W1 D3. It is the shortest class of the week.

Day 4 on Thursday, Nov. 5, brings Andy Speer back for a second 30 minute Full Body class, W1 D4.

Day 5 on Friday, Nov. 6, is another choose-your-cardio day with longer options. Kirsten Ferguson’s run grows to 30 minutes, up from 20 on Day 2. Robin Arzon teaches a 45 minute ride, the longest of the three, and Ash Pryor returns with a 20 minute row.

Day 6 on Saturday, Nov. 7, is billed as a chance to go long with a Scenic class. Peloton lists three options, all at 10:00 AM ET: a 45 minute Lake Tahoe Run, a 45 minute Chicago Lakefront Trail Ride, and a 30 minute Bowman Lake Row.

With strength on Days 1, 3, and 4, cardio choices on Days 2 and 5, and Scenic options on Day 6, Countdown to Turkey Burn Week 1 gives members a clear weekly rhythm to plan around, whether they train on the Tread, Bike, or Row.

Are you opting in to the Challenge and starting your season with Countdown to Turkey Burn Week 1?

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