Week 2 of Women’s History Month Wows at Peloton

Peloton Women’s History Month 2026 programming moves into its second week as the platform continues rolling out classes under the “Stronger Together” theme.

What to Know About Week 2

Women’s History Month is one of Peloton’s most consistent annual programming moments. Each March, the platform releases a dedicated series of classes across cycling, running, strength, yoga, and other modalities, all set to music from prominent women artists. Members can also earn a special badge by completing any of the designated WHM classes.

This week we will see Live classes in the schedule:

• 3/9 @3pm ET WHM Reggaeton Ride with Camila
• 3/9 @5:30 ET WHM Pop Walk + Run with Jess Sims
• 3/10 @9:30ET WHM Rock Ride with Emma

And these On Demand classes coming:

• 3/1o @12am ET WHM Alternative Pilates with Johanna
• 3/11 1@12am ET WHM Outdoor Pop Run with Becs

Check out the Collection for all the WHM classes to date.

How Week 1 Kicked Off

Week 1 of the 2026 series ran March 1 through 8 and featured a variety of class types and formats, with instructors from multiple Peloton markets represented. The marquee moment was a On Demand Move as One ride on landing on March 8, that connected Peloton Studios London and Peloton Studios New York simultaneously, featuring six instructors split across both studios.

At PSL in London, Charlotte Weidenbach and Hannah Frankson led the ride together. At PSNY in New York, Robin Arzón, Camila Ramon, Jess King, and Ally Love shared the studio. You can read more about that event in our full coverage of the International Women’s Day Move as One Ride. You can also see the full Week 1 class lineup in our Women’s History Month Week 1 article and check out clips from the ride on Peloton’s IG.

Peloton Women’s History Month 2026 and the March Artist Series

Peloton’s March programming also runs concurrently with two Artist Series releases that fit the month’s theme. The March Artist Series features British soul artist Olivia Dean on March 12-13-14 and Colombian reggaeton artist Karol G later this month, offering structured workouts built around the music of influential women in music. More detail on both artists and their Peloton class lineups is available in our March Artist Series overview and our On Our Radar weekly series.

Which classes are you looking forward to in Week 2 of Women’s History Month 2026?

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