Women’s History Month 2026 Week 3 Highlights CDE’s Epic Alternative Rock Playlisting

Women’s History Month 2026 Week 3 Puts CDE’s Alternative Rock Ride in the Spotlight

Women’s History Month 2026 at Peloton has moved into its third week, and the class schedule may be its strongest yet. With Christine D’Ercole’s 45-minute Alternative Rock Ride headlining the week, the programming is carrying real momentum into the second half of March.

What the First Two Weeks of Women’s History Month 2026 Delivered

Week 1 opened with a marquee Move as One ride on International Women’s Day, connecting Peloton Studios New York and Peloton Studios London simultaneously with six instructors on screen at once. The Clip Out covered that ride in full here: Peloton International Women’s Day Coverage. The full Week 1 class slate is documented here: Peloton Women’s History Month Classes. Week 2 kept up the pace with additional classes building across modalities: Women’s History Month 2026 Week 2. Together, the first two weeks established the series as one of the more expansive Women’s History Month offerings Peloton has put together.

The Women’s History Month 2026 Week 3 Schedule

The Week 3 lineup spans cycling, yoga, and more, with something for members across different workout preferences. Each class carries the WHM badge, which members earn upon completion. The full schedule as shared by Peloton:

• 20 min WHM: Country Ride with Hannah Corbin, Friday March 20, On Demand @ 12 AM ET / 4 AM GMT
• 45 min WHM: Alternative Rock Ride with Christine D’Ercole, Saturday March 21 @ 4 PM ET / 8 PM GMT
• 30 min WHM: R&B Yoga Flow with Chelsea, Sunday March 22 @ 9:30 AM ET / 1:30 PM GMT
• 30 min WHM Two for One Ride with Assal & Mayla (DE), March 29, Premiere @ 9:30 AM BST / 10:30 AM CEST

Why CDE’s Alternative Rock Ride Is the One to Watch

This week’s standout class is the 45-minute Alternative Rock Ride with Christine D’Ercole on Saturday, March 21. As this week’s On Our Radar puts it, CDE has built a catalog of Women’s History Month classes around celebrating women in music, with previous WHM rides including a Femme Power Ride and a Vocal Legends Ride. Those prior classes featured artists including Alanis Morissette, Florence + The Machine, Seinabo Sey, P!nk, Aretha Franklin, and Dolly Parton.

The alternative rock format is a natural fit for that tradition, and speculation is already running high about who makes the playlist this time. As On Our Radar notes, it will be a tight race to make the cut. Christine is known for her deep cuts, especially in the Alternative music genre.

You can explore her previous WHM rides directly on the Peloton platform: 2024’s WHM 45 min Femme Power Ride and 2025’s WHM 30 min Vocal Legends Ride.

A Historic First for the Two for One Ride in Women’s History Month 2026

The March 29 WHM Two for One Ride with Assal and Mayla is worth noting beyond the badge opportunity. It marks the first time Assal has appeared on the bike in a Two for One format, and her first time on the Peloton bike altogether. For German-market members and Assal fans across the platform, that makes this one a milestone class as well as a Women’s History Month entry.

Still Time to Catch Up

Peloton Women’s History Month 2026 still has time on the clock. All WHM classes from Weeks 1 and 2 are available on demand, and the full collection can be found directly on the Peloton platform. A Karol G Artist Series Row with Ash Pryor is also on the calendar for March 26, rounding out a March that has kept women front and center across the platform’s programming.

Have you been enjoying Peloton’s 2026 Women’s History Month programming so far?

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