Peloton Australian Edit Collection: 21 Instructors, 45 Classes, and Pure Aussie Vibes

21 Instructors. 45 Classes. One Australian Edit Collection Worth Saving.

Peloton launched the Australian Edit collection in June 2026, bringing together 45 cross training classes from 21 instructors across running, walking, yoga, strength, and more. The collection carries a clear through line: classes shaped by Australian energy, instructors with Australian roots, and content built around the Aussie spirit that has become one of the platform’s most recognizable tones. Whether you are a longtime fan of the UK-based Australian instructors or simply looking for a curated playlist of classes to work through, the Australian Edit collection gives you a structured place to start.

You can access the Australian Edit collection directly here.

What Is the Australian Edit Collection?

The Australian Edit collection is classified on the Peloton platform as Cross Training and contains 45 classes spread across multiple disciplines and subcategories. It is not a single-instructor showcase. Instead, it draws from a roster of 21 Peloton instructors, including guest instructor Tim Robards, and organizes the content into themed groupings that make it easy to navigate based on what you want to work on that day.

The platform description frames it simply: a curated set of Peloton cross training classes full of Aussie vibes designed to prep you for your next run, ride, or mat session. That framing is accurate. The classes span warm-ups, runs, walks, yoga flows, and strength work, meaning the Australian Edit collection functions as a cross-training toolkit rather than a single-focus library.

What Is Inside the Australian Edit Collection?

The collection is organized into several themed subcategories. Based on the platform listing, these include:

• Music Classes featuring themed runs and walks set to curated playlists, including an Aussie Vibes Run with Olivia Amato and pop-themed content with Cody Rigsby
• Guest Instructor: Tim Robards spotlighting the Australian guest instructor in Two For One Walk classes alongside Joslyn Thompson Rule and Jon Hosking
• Kylie Minogue Artist Series featuring runs and walks set to Kylie Minogue’s catalog, led by Susie Chan and Leanne Hainsby
• Race Prep with marathon race prep running classes from Susie Chan
• Flow with Kirra featuring yoga flow classes from Kirra Michel, including Aussie Vibes Yoga content

That range is what makes the Australian Edit collection worth saving. It moves from treadmill work to the mat, from race prep to recovery, from high-energy pop runs to grounding yoga flows. The Peloton cross training classes in this collection are organized so that members can drop in at any point depending on their goal for the day.

The 21 Instructors in the Australian Edit Collection

One of the most notable aspects of the Australian Edit collection is the breadth of the instructor roster. With 21 instructors contributing across disciplines, the collection reflects how much ground Peloton’s global team covers when it comes to movement rooted in Australian culture and energy.

The full instructor lineup includes:

• Adrian Williams
• Becs Gentry
• Ben Alldis
• Cody Rigsby
• Erik Jäger
• Hannah Frankson
• Jeffrey McEachern
• Jermaine Johnson
• Jon Hosking
• Joslyn Thompson Rule
• Katie Wang
• Kirra Michel
• Leanne Hainsby
• Marcel Maurer
• Mariana Fernandez
• Matt Wilpers
• Matty Maggiacomo
• Olivia Amato
• Rebecca Kennedy
• Sam Yo
• Susie Chan
• Tim Robards (guest instructor)

That is a broad cross-section of the Peloton roster, spanning running, walking, yoga, strength, and Peloton cross training classes. The presence of instructors from the UK, Europe, the US, and Australia reflects the global reach of the platform and the appeal of Australian-themed content across the member base.

Tim Robards: The Australian Guest Instructor

Tim Robards appears in the Australian Edit collection as a guest instructor, leading Two For One Walk classes alongside Joslyn Thompson Rule and Jon Hosking. Robards made history as Peloton’s first-ever Australian guest instructor when he debuted in December 2024, bringing his background as a chiropractor and personal trainer to a platform that was actively deepening its investment in the Australian market. His cross-training focus and movement-quality approach have made him a natural fit across multiple class types.

Robards has stayed active on the Peloton schedule well beyond his initial residency. On June 3, 2026, the same day the Australian Edit collection launched, he was on the schedule for two-for-one classes pairing with Jermaine Johnson for a full body strength session and with Susie Chan for a run. That same day, he also led Peloton’s Global Running Day 5K in Sydney, co-hosted with the Coogee Run Club in Darlinghurst. It was a full demonstration of how central Robards has become to Peloton’s Australian presence.

Peloton and Australia: A Growing Connection

The Australian Edit collection did not arrive in a vacuum. Peloton has been steadily building its presence in Australia over the past several years, and the collection reflects that investment. In March 2026, Peloton brought instructors Jon Hosking, Erik Jäger, Kirra Michel, and Tim Robards to Melbourne for the Race Week Victory Lap, a community run event tied to the Formula 1 season opener. That event drew a direct line between Peloton’s instructor talent and Australian running culture on the ground.

The Sydney connection runs deep on the instructor side as well. Susie Chan and Jeffrey McEachern both ran the Sydney Marathon when it joined the World Marathon Majors in 2025, a milestone covered by The Clip Out at the time. The Race Prep subcategory inside the Australian Edit collection, anchored by Susie Chan’s marathon training runs, connects directly to that history. These are not decorative Australian-themed classes. They are built by instructors who have shown up for Australia in person.

Kirra Michel and the Aussie Yoga Connection

Kirra Michel is Peloton’s only Australian instructor on the full-time roster, and the Australian Edit collection leans into that distinction. Her yoga content anchors the Flow with Kirra subcategory, including Aussie Vibes Yoga Flow classes that bring her signature blend of physical challenge and mindful movement. If you have spent time with her Greatest Hits collection, the classes featured here will feel familiar in the best way.

Kirra grew up in Australia and has built her teaching style around the energy and authenticity that comes through clearly in her Aussie-themed content. Her presence in the Australian Edit collection connects the platform’s Australian identity to its yoga and mindfulness programming in a way that no other instructor currently does.

The Kylie Minogue Artist Series Classes

The Australian Edit collection includes a dedicated Kylie Minogue Artist Series subcategory, featuring 30-minute walk classes led by Susie Chan and Leanne Hainsby. Kylie Minogue is one of Australia’s most iconic musical exports, and the Artist Series classes built around her catalog are a strong fit for a collection centered on Australian culture. These are running and walking classes set to her music, making them accessible regardless of your current fitness level or equipment setup.

How to Access the Australian Edit Collection

The Australian Edit collection is available now on the Peloton app and on all Peloton hardware devices. You can find it directly here. With 45 classes across running, walking, yoga, and Peloton cross training classes, there is enough variety to work through it over several weeks or to dip in and out depending on what you need on any given day.

The Australian Edit collection is a well-organized library that rewards exploration. Start with the Kylie Minogue Artist Series if you want something upbeat and accessible, or head straight to the Flow with Kirra subcategory if you are looking to add more yoga and mindful movement to your week. Either way, the Australian Edit collection has enough range to keep you coming back.

Which class from the Australian Edit collection are you adding to your stack first? Let us know in the comments.

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