Move Together Ride Launches On Demand From PSNY

Christine D’Ercole and Kirsten Ferguson lead a 20 minute studio class with Bikes in the front row and Treads behind them and all the New York Instructors in class.

The new Move Together Class, a 20 minute session from PSNY with Christine D’Ercole and Kirsten Ferguson leading their fellow New York instructors on both Bikes and Treads, is now available On Demand. It is an energetic, high-emotion studio workout that captures the collaborative spirit of Peloton. And, it’s the first time both modalities, Bike and Tread, are used in the same class experience!

We saw this one coming. Images from the recent PSNY Instructor Summit appeared on social media, then came down. Peloton Apparel left its post up, which made an On Demand release a solid bet, and now the class is here.

(Similarly, Reddit showed the same concept class filmed during the PSL Instructor Summit so we hope to see that class drop soon too!)

How the Move Together Class Is Set Up

The Move Together Class originally dropped On Demand on Sunday, November 8, 2026. The studio layout puts Bikes in the front row with Treads positioned directly behind them. The two instructors, Christine and Kirsten, make a good introduction for anyone new to their styles. Kirsten gives accessible pace targets that include callouts for walkers, and Christine anchors the pushes.

The emotional grounding in the Move Together Class starts in the 8 minute warm up. Christine opens with the theme of “how you enter the room, that is who you are,” while Kirsten acknowledges the baggage everyone carries in. She reminds the room, and members at home, that we are tackling it together.

Christine and Kirsten Share an Emotional Style

Both instructors are emotional people, and members who take their classes know and love them for it. I have been riding with Christine for years and have met her three times in studio. Kirsten is in my Outdoor Walk rotation. This class is a good entry point for someone less familiar with these two, and a welcome pairing for fans.

In my social media observations, I would not say that are not noticeably close outside of work, unlike other Two for One instructor pairings where the friendship is clear and that fuels the vibe of the class. Even so, their energy and messages lined up. Whoever thought of this match deserves a raise!

Anecdotally, we are hearing that members have already enjoyed this class so much that some are taking it twice, on their Bike as well as on the Tread, just to experience it differently. That is dedication, but these two instructors make that happen for people!

Music and Moments in the Move Together Class

The studio energy gets going as the room sings along to Alicia Keys’ “Empire State of Mind (Part II) Broken Down,” and it stays lively through P!nk’s “I Am Here.” In special classes like this, I enjoy seeing the familiar faces of the yoga instructors on Bikes. It is also fun to watch instructors sing along and catch themselves looking straight into the camera mid-ride. You can take the instructor off the podium, but…

Things turn playful in the 11 minute cycling block, which includes two heavy climbs, a flat road segment, and a 10 second sprint. When Christine raps (yes!) along to Da Brat’s verse on Destiny’s Child’s “Survivor (Remix),” Kirsten reacts, joking that she did not know Christine was a “ratchet mom” like her. Jess Sims’ reaction is also classic, and it was great to see Christine have real fun on the bike.

Florence + The Machine’s “Dog Days Are Over” brings out Christine’s signature anthem energy with a room-wide clap-along (on the beat!). If you ride with her already, you know. It was also fun to watch some of the cycling instructors work hard side by side (I’m looking at you, Matt and Jenn!).

The climax of the Move Together Class comes on the second climb, set to Jorge Quintero’s “300 Violin Orchestra.” If anyone knows how to reach deep down and get that extra push out of you when you hit the wall, and then make you want to go through that wall, it is these two. I have felt it from each of them separately over the years (physically and emotionally), and together it landed harder. Christine closes the effort with her call to “double your output” SIT-style, a strong finish for riders and, well, of course I had to!

After that effort, a 1 minute cool down set to Alicia Keys’ “Good Job” wraps the Move Together Class on a grounded note and closes out 20 minutes that feel purposeful and connected. That’s a popular Cool Down song, and it was the perfect way to close with these two strong, vulnerable, and inspiring women on screen.

Will you be taking the new Move Together class? If you took it, what did you think?

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