Greta Dopp

Quick Facts

  • Discipline(s): Yoga, Sculpt Flow, Pilates, Cycling
  • Joined Peloton: Late 2025, announced alongside fellow new instructors Johanna Ricouz and Zacharias Niedzwiecki
  • Known for: Peloton’s first Canadian instructor, Sculpt Pro method, Feral Friday Pilates
  • Instagram: @gretadoppp 
  • Official Peloton page

Bio

Last updated: July 18, 2026

Greta Dopp is Peloton’s first Canadian instructor, a title she’s still processing. “I’m the first Canadian instructor,” she told SWAGGER Magazine in a July 2026 feature. “It’s absolutely amazing, and also insane.” Dopp claims both coasts of Canada as home: she grew up in Collingwood, Ontario, and was living in Squamish, British Columbia, right before moving to New York. She’s shared that her background is half Thai and half white Canadian. Before Peloton, she was working a corporate job in BC before she quit to complete her yoga teacher training, eventually building a full-time teaching schedule of up to six classes a day across Vancouver studios. That stretch is where she developed her Sculpt Pro method, a style she describes as Eastern philosophy delivered through a quick, Western-style workout. Earlier chapters of her life included work as a scuba diving instructor in Madagascar and Honduras and months spent living out of a van with her sister across California, Oregon, and Mexico.

Peloton’s talent team found her through an Instagram DM she almost didn’t open, admitting she initially thought the account looked fake. The process moved quickly from there: a 20-minute audition tape, a round of self-recorded interview questions, and an in-person audition in New York that she’s described as nerve-wracking, thrilling, and surreal. She had to keep the news under wraps for nine months while still teaching at her Vancouver studios. She moved to New York in January 2026 and now lives in Brooklyn, teaching yoga, Sculpt Flow, and Pilates at Peloton Studios full time, including her popular Feral Friday Pilates class. In the SWAGGER interview she also opened up about her recovery routine (saunas, cold plunges, low lights, incense, and a protected early-morning coffee ritual) and about how being Canadian shapes her teaching: “There is a certain kind of warmth and humility Canadians are known for, and I really try to bring that to the mat.”

Dopp’s platform footprint has expanded steadily since her debut. She added Pilates to her class offerings in January 2026, earned her first 60-minute Yoga Flow class as an encore on July 7, 2026 (a format milestone that signals Peloton’s confidence in a newer instructor), and taught her first-ever cycling class on July 1, 2026, a 30-minute Two for One paired with Emma Lovewell for Peloton’s Canada Day programming. She’s built member engagement through Instagram AMAs and a recurring Q&A story series called “Dying 2 Know,” and has picked up a steady run of Canadian and lifestyle press, including features in The Kit, VITA Daily, and SWAGGER Magazine.

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