The Heated Rivalry Classes Already Heating Up the Peloton Library

The Heated Rivalry Peloton Classes Already Living in the Library

The Heated Rivalry Peloton community did not wait for an announcement. Since the show debuted on HBO Max and Crave in November 2025, riders have been tracking down every class featuring songs from the soundtrack. The Spotify official playlist has 376,635 saves. The classes are already there, scattered across the library, and members have found them.

How to Find Heated Rivalry Peloton Classes Right Now

Peloton has not made anything official. There is no branded collection, no partnership announcement, no Crave logo on the app. But the classes are there.

Wolf Parade’s “I’ll Believe in Anything” appears in at least four classes across disciplines, including Katie Wang’s 20 min Intervals Row (March 6, 2026), Mariana Fernandez’s 30 min HIIT and Hills Run (February 26, 2026), Matty Maggiacomo’s 30 min Walk and Talk (January 16, 2026), and Katie Wang’s 30 min Full Body Strength (March 6, 2026). Harrison’s club remix of “All the Things She Said,” the show’s most viral moment, has surfaced in Olivia Amato’s 30 min EDM Ride (January 15, 2026), two separate Cody Rigsby Intervals and Arms Rides (December 19, 2025 and February 6, 2026), and Emma Lovewell’s 30 min Low Impact Ride (February 7, 2026).

Example of using the Search tool with the Music tab to find classes

These are just a sampling. To find all the classes that feature your favorite Heated Rivalry songs, use Peloton’s Music filter. Enter the name of the song and see all the classes where it has been used. Note that results appear inconsistently by time, meaning they are not ordered chronologically. Plan to scroll.

Why the Heated Rivalry Peloton Pattern Is No Coincidence

The dominance of instructors using these songs is not random. It is a pattern, and r/OnePelotonRealSub has noticed. Posts asking “Heated Rivalry fans waiting for the workouts?” and “I need Cody to do a Heated Rivalry class. The playlist would eat!” have been circulating for months, the latter pulling 68 votes and 11 comments. Even if you are not a Reddit user, you can search without logging in to see what the community is talking about.

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Even though it’s a “rabbit hole” this fan was desperate to come here to find this info!

What a Real Heated Rivalry Peloton Partnership Could Look Like

Peloton knows how to execute this kind of moment. Its Stranger Things partnership with Netflix, timed to the final season, delivered themed rides from Bradley Rose and Benny Adami alongside immersive Lanebreak levels built around the show’s soundtrack. The Clip Out named Benny’s Stranger Things class one of the platform’s top music moments of 2025. When Peloton announced the classes would be removed from the on-demand library on February 28, 2026, the community treated it as a genuine loss. The K-Pop Demon Hunters collaboration followed a similar playbook, earning its own spot in The Clip Out’s year-end music roundup. Both proved that when Peloton commits to a pop culture partnership with the right property at the right moment, it generates the kind of engagement that outlasts the licensed window.

Heated Rivalry is that property right now. The show, led by actors Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie, has a soundtrack that maps cleanly onto interval structure. Its fanbase organized a global distribution campaign before the premiere and pushed individual episodes onto IMDb’s all-time highest-rated list alongside Breaking Bad. A second season films in August.

Members’ Go-To Heated Rivalry Classes Right Now

You can search for your favorite evocative music from the show or follow what instructors are saying on their IGs, but here are the most-commented classes to date:

• Cody’s 12/19/25 Intervals & Arms Ride
• Mariana’s 2/26/26 HIIT & Hills Run
• Katie’s 3/6/26 Row

The Stranger Things classes are gone. The window for Heated Rivalry is open. The community has already done the curation work. The only missing piece is Peloton deciding to lean in.

Will you be the first to hit start if this happens?

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