Peloton Hispanic Heritage Month Classes: 10 New Options

The lineup spans Strength, Running, Walking, Pilates, Yoga, and Cycling classes set to Latin and Spanish-language music through early October.

Peloton Hispanic Heritage Month classes are rolling out across nearly every format on the platform this year, with releases running from mid-September through early October. The lineup pairs Latin and Spanish-language music with Strength, Running, Walking, Pilates, Yoga, and Cycling classes, continuing a tradition The Clip Out has tracked in last year’s Hispanic Heritage Month coverage.

The observance itself runs September 15 through October 15 each year, a window set by the federal government’s official Hispanic Heritage Month page to align with the independence anniversaries of several Latin American countries. Peloton Hispanic Heritage Month classes have appeared on the schedule every year since 2023, and this year’s lineup spans 10 releases across six disciplines.

The Full Peloton Hispanic Heritage Month Classes Lineup

• 45 min Rock en Español Run with Mariana Fernández on Thursday, September 17, Running
• 20 min Salsa Arms & Shoulders with Assal Arian on Saturday, September 19 at 9:30 AM BST (4:30 AM ET), Strength
• 10 min Rock en Español Warm Up Ride with Denis on Sunday, September 20, On Demand at 7:50 AM ET, Cycling
• 30 min Latin Pop Hike with Kirsten Ferguson on Monday, September 21, Walking
• 20 min Reggaeton Barre with Ally on Tuesday, September 22, On Demand at 12:00 AM ET, Pilates
• 30 min Reggaeton Full Body Strength with Robin on Friday, September 25 at 11:30 AM ET, Strength
• 20 min Spotify Viva Latino Pilates with Johanna on Wednesday, September 30, On Demand at 12:00 AM ET, Pilates
• 30 min Bossa Nova Yoga with Chelsea on Thursday, October 1 at 7:45 AM ET, Yoga
• 30 min Íconos Latinos Full Body Strength with Rad (ESP) on Saturday, October 3 at 9:30 AM ET, Strength
• 30 min Íconos Latinos Upper Body with Camila (ESP) on Sunday, October 4 at 12:15 PM ET, Strength

A couple of these times are worth double-checking before booking. The Rock en Español Run with Mariana Fernández is listed at 9:30 AM ET on Peloton’s class list, but the live schedule shows 11:30 AM. The Latin Pop Hike with Kirsten Ferguson shows a similar gap, listed at 12:30 PM ET on the class list versus 12:00 PM on the live schedule. Members planning to join either class live should confirm the time in the app close to air rather than relying on either listing alone.

Peloton is framing this year’s Peloton Hispanic Heritage Month classes around the tagline “Heritage meets high energy,” and the genre spread backs that up. The schedule moves from rock en Español and reggaeton to bossa nova and salsa, giving members a different sound and instructor pairing every few days rather than one themed week. The two Íconos Latinos classes are taught in Spanish, extending the celebration into Peloton’s Spanish-language library alongside the English-language Peloton Latin music classes released earlier in the schedule.

Members looking for more Peloton Latin music classes can browse the Cross Training collection Latin & Hispanic Heritage Month, which has grown to 206 classes dating back to 2019. Peloton describes it as a way to move to the rhythms of vibrant cultures with high-energy workouts meant to unite and inspire, and the collection currently features Mariana Fernández, Camila Ramón, and Robin Arzon front and center. Similar heritage-focused rollouts, like this month’s Jewish New Year classes, suggest Peloton plans to keep building out these themed schedules through the rest of the year.

A completion badge has accompanied Peloton Hispanic Heritage Month classes in past years, though one hasn’t been confirmed for 2026 as of this writing.

On Demand versions of each live class typically post shortly after the original air time, giving members flexibility to work Peloton Hispanic Heritage Month classes into their own schedule through October 15.

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