Rad Lopez Strength Class Hits 60 Minutes Live This Friday

Last Updated: May 28, 2026By Tags: ,

A Live Intermediate Full Body Strength Session Drops at 9:30 AM ET on May 29

The Rad Lopez strength class that Peloton members have been waiting for is officially on the schedule. On Friday, May 29, at 9:30 AM ET, Rad Lopez leads his first-ever 60-minute Full Body Strength class, live from the Peloton studio with members on the floor.

Rad Lopez strength class scheduled live on Peloton for 9:30 AM ET Friday May 29, 60-minute Full Body Strength, intermediate level

The class is listed as intermediate level, runs the full 60 minutes, and is a live session, meaning Rad will be coaching in real time with an in-studio audience. For anyone who has followed his strength programming, this is a format milestone. Rad made his feelings clear ahead of the class, posting a barbershop selfie to his Instagram stories with the caption “GETTING HANDSOME FOR TOMORROWS 60.”

Rad Lopez strength class prep: Rad gets a fresh cut ahead of his first-ever 60-minute live Full Body session on May 29

Why a 60-Minute Rad Lopez Strength Class Is a First

Rad has built his reputation through 20, 30, and 45-minute formats, but he has never taught a live strength class at the 60-minute mark until now. That distinction matters. A 60-minute window gives an instructor room to program in ways that shorter sessions cannot accommodate: a complete warm-up and activation sequence, multiple strength blocks targeting different muscle groups, progressive loading across the session, and adequate recovery built into the structure rather than cut for time.

Shorter formats require instructors to compress or eliminate elements to fit the clock. At 60 minutes, the Rad Lopez strength class can be built the way full body strength training is meant to be structured, with intention behind every transition and enough time to execute it properly.

What to Expect from Full Body Strength Training With Rad

Rad’s approach to full body strength training centers on understanding the purpose behind each movement. He emphasizes form, progressive overload, and coaching that helps members understand not just what they are doing but why. In longer formats, that depth of instruction has room to land in a way it cannot always in a shorter session.

The class is designated intermediate, which signals a baseline of strength training experience. Members newer to strength work may want to start with one of Rad’s shorter sessions before taking on the full 60 minutes. If you are looking for tips on navigating live class scheduling and booking, The Clip Out’s guide to booking Peloton live classes is a useful starting point.

For members already familiar with his programming, the Rad Lopez strength class at 60 minutes extends the same methodical approach across a larger canvas. Expect compound movements alongside targeted work, more movement patterns than a standard session covers, and the kind of coaching cues that separate going through the motions from actually progressing.

Rad Lopez Across the Peloton Platform

Strength is only part of what Rad brings to the platform. He is one of Peloton’s most versatile instructors, teaching classes in both English and Spanish across multiple disciplines. His 3 Day Strength Split program is taught entirely in Spanish, making him a distinctive and valued resource for Spanish-speaking members on the platform.

Rad is also one of the original Peloton shadow boxing instructors, having been part of the format since Peloton launched its shadow boxing content in December 2021. His boxing background informed that work from the start, and he remains a consistent presence in the shadow boxing collection alongside Selena Samuela and Jermaine Johnson. If you have not explored that corner of the platform yet, The Clip Out’s guide to Peloton boxing is worth a read.

Live in Studio: What That Adds

This is not a pre-recorded class. Rad will be coaching live, with members physically present in the Peloton studio. Live classes carry a different energy than on-demand recordings. The in-studio audience tends to raise the intensity of the coaching and create a shared momentum that comes through even for members following along at home.

The live stream begins at 9:30 AM ET on Friday, May 29. Members who cannot make the original airtime will find the on-demand version available after the session ends.

How to Find the Rad Lopez Strength Class on May 29

The class is listed under the Strength category on the Peloton app and on Peloton devices. Search Rad Lopez to pull up his upcoming classes, or find it directly in the live class schedule for Friday morning. The session runs 60 minutes and is tagged intermediate.

If 9:30 AM ET does not work, the on-demand version will be available after the live session concludes. This Rad Lopez strength class will be there whenever you are ready to take it on.

 


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About the Author: Jen Kern

Jen has been a Peloton member since early 2020 and is a travel-loving adventurer always on the hunt for the next vacation. In 2025, she ran her first marathon at the Berlin Marathon (thanks to many Peloton running programs that somehow turned her into a real runner.) Jen owns her own consulting company, where she works with behavioral health agencies to streamline their processes and go paperless. When she’s not training or consulting, she’s planning her next trip, enjoying a great glass of wine, or floating in her pool pretending she can’t hear anyone call “mom.” You can find her on the Peloton leaderboard, fueled by miles, memories, and #Reasons2Wine.

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