TCO Top 5 Favorite Peloton Classes: Week of 4/29/26

Every Monday, we ask the Clip Out community to share their favorite class from the last week. Your stories of love, sweat, and tears always inspire us to keep moving. We are excited to share the five most enthusiastic nominations (in no particular order) and a quick review of each class. Read on for our weekly dose of motivation!

This week’s favorite Peloton classes:

1. 04/24/26 30-Minute 2000s Rock Ride with Ben Alldis
2. 04/25/26 60-Minute Power Zone Ride with Hannah Frankson
3. 04/19/26 45-Minute Mixtape Ride with Jenn Sherman
4. 04/24/26 30-Minute Disco Ride with Benny Adami
5. 04/19/26 60-Minute Total Strength with Andy Speer

Why you loved them!

Sometimes it’s hard to pick just one favorite Peloton class (clear by the number of bookmarked classes we have to “take later”), but these reviews make it easy! Here’s what the TCO community had to say about their favorite Peloton classes from the last week.

1. Favorite Live Ride

04/24/26 30-Minute 2000s Rock Ride with Ben Alldis

“Ben’s 2000s Rock Ride live from PSL was an absolute blast! The playlist was amazing and Ben’s energy and wisdom was contagious. Highly recommend the class for a fun time and looking forward to taking it again. Thanks Ben!”

— Ailil Ballard

Live classes from Peloton Studios London carry their own energy, and this 2000s Rock Ride delivered exactly that. When Ben’s playlist is firing and his enthusiasm fills the room, you stop watching the output numbers and just ride. Ailil’s mention of his “wisdom” is a reminder that Ben brings more than great music to every class — he brings something that actually sticks with you. If you missed this one live, it is absolutely worth a bookmark.

2. Favorite Power Zone Ride

04/25/26 60-Minute Power Zone Ride with Hannah Frankson

“Hannah F’s 60 min PZ ride from Saturday (4/25/26). Her programming is always on point, but what made this class special was how she reacted to having Matt Wilpers riding front and center. Pretty sure she had him blushing with her pointed song selection…”

— Courtenay Cassel Brinckerhoff

Hannah Frankson’s Power Zone programming reputation speaks for itself, but what elevated this particular class was the unscripted moment of having Matt Wilpers in the room. Hannah leaning into that with a deliberately pointed playlist is exactly the kind of authentic, in-the-moment magic that makes a live class unforgettable. The TCO community needs a full song list report, Courtenay. Hannah Frankson fans who are Power Zone riders should make this one a priority.

3. Favorite Mixtape Ride

04/19/26 45-Minute Mixtape Ride with Jenn Sherman

“I loved Jenn’s 45 minute Mixtape Ride! It had been a few weeks since I was on the bike due to home renovations etc, so it was just the vibe I needed to hop back on and sing my heart out!!!”

— Debra Mericantante Anzalone (#SpogaDeb)

If you have ever needed a class that just welcomes you back without judgment, a Jenn Sherman Mixtape Ride is the answer. Debra said it perfectly: it was just the vibe she needed. That is the signature of a great Jenn Sherman Mixtape Ride — no matter how long you have been away from the bike, she makes it feel like coming home. Singing your heart out is not optional. It is practically required.

4. Favorite Disco Ride

04/24/26 30-Minute Disco Ride with Benny Adami

“If you like disco then Benny Adami’s 30 min disco ride from Friday, April 24th is one you won’t want to miss. Benny always has great music, but this playlist was on fire! Combine that with his infectious energy and a great class format and you have the perfect vibes to get the party started!!”

— sparkly813

Benny continues to be one of Peloton’s most exciting instructors when it comes to theme ride energy, and a disco ride in his hands is an absolute event. The TCO community has been loving Benny for a while now, and this nomination adds more evidence that his combination of musicality, format, and infectious enthusiasm is a recipe that keeps delivering. If you need a Friday feeling any day of the week, this is your class.

5. The Unstackable: Favorite Total Strength

Sometimes we want a class that leaves us in a puddle and washes all hope of a stack of extra classes away with it. We call those classes Unstackable, and we love hearing about our listeners’ Unstackable experiences.

04/19/26 60-Minute Total Strength with Andy Speer

“I took Andy’s 4/19/26 TS 60 yesterday. To say it was challenging is an understatement. The class is an intermediate level but don’t let that fool you. The class started out normally but more than half way through, Andy programmed 3- 5 minute sets of human makers. Let’s just say that by the end of class, it was a good thing he played Madonna’s ‘Like a Prayer’ because I needed all the prayers I could get to make it to the end of this class.”

— Linda Hauck

“Intermediate level” and “Unstackable” are not mutually exclusive in Andy’s world, and Linda’s nomination is proof. Three separate five-minute sets of human makers is the kind of programming that earns the Unstackable label honestly. Human makers alone are humbling — stringing multiple long sets of them together in the back half of a 60-minute class is something else entirely. The fact that Madonna’s “Like a Prayer” came on at exactly the right moment is either a beautifully timed coincidence or Andy knowing exactly what his class was going to need. Linda made it to the finish line. Don’t let the intermediate label fool you. Save your stack for tomorrow.

Thank you!

Thank you to all of our listeners for sharing your recommendations and enthusiasm. To see the full list of this week’s classes and add your own to the conversation, check out the TCO Facebook Group. To see past weeks’ Top 5 classes, visit TheClipOut.com and search TCO Top 5! If you try any of the recommendations and find a new favorite Peloton class, we’d love to hear from you!

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