A Simple Guide to Organizing Your Peloton Workout Calendar

Alex McRae
8 Min To Read
28 Oct, 2023
- Peloton

Do you want to organize your Peloton workout schedule? Are you unsure if it is OK to ride your Peloton every day or exercise every day? Perhaps you are wondering how often you should be doing Peloton each week.

First, you are not the only one who is asking these questions and wondering about them.

Second, I believe I can help.

Third, I am able to help you if your search for a Peloton coloring page calendar to help keep your workouts on schedule is unsuccessful. For more information about this printable product, scroll to the bottom.

Let me share my own dilemma about organizing my Peloton exercise calendar.

Peloton’s workout calendar organization

My Peloton was my best friend for cardio. It’s my Peloton bike, or cycle. It’s the reason I have a 400-week streak. Yes, it’s more that three years of logging onto Peloton every single week.

But, as I mentioned, I was doing a lot of cardio. This was done through outdoor walking or cycling classes, which I could access via the Peloton digital application.

This is my review of the Peloton digital application.

Power Zone challenges can help you with your organization

Power Zone challenges were a great way to get cardio and keep a organized Peloton exercise calendar. Because the challenges were six- to eight-weeks long, they helped me choose which rides to take. Each challenge requires that you do a five minute post-ride stretch. I was doing very little stretching.

Talking about power zones, this is my blog post regarding Peloton Power Zone.

Even though I was doing these stretches in a very organized manner, I was still neglecting other aspects of my fitness regimen. As I mentioned, I was doing a little stretching but not much. Peloton offers a lot of great yoga classes that can help me stretch even further.

This is my blog about Peloton yoga classes.

You can also organize strength trainings

Additionally, I neglected my strength trainings. You can build strength and stamina when you ride your bike. Walking outdoors meant that I was using my body weight to increase strength. That was only my lower body. I want my _whole_body strong.

This is my blog about strength training classes using the Peloton app

I’m looking for strong muscles and strong bones. Have you seen the Etsy shirt that reads, “Trying to get arms as Tunde”? Yeah!

I actually just started the Tunde arm challenge, and you can read about my experience here.

Planner to help you organize your Peloton schedule

Because I know I can keep track of rides during Power Zone challenges, I realized I had to create a schedule. The schedule would contain the following three components of a balanced workout, according to me:

Cardio
Strength
Stretching

To find a Peloton schedule, I searched Etsy. So, when I couldn’t find one , I created my own workout planner. Here’s how it works.

You can also get it here: Click Here to visit my Etsy shop

I created the Peloton workout schedule to cover all the classes you can find on Peloton. This applies to all Peloton apps, including the Peloton Tread and the Peloton Cycle.

Get more than a cardio workout in your routine

You could, for example, take a cycling class to improve your cardio fitness during the week. You can run on the Tread, or do a power walk outside. You could also take one of the many bootcamp classes.

For strength, you can also do an arms or weights class on the bicycle. Alternately you can choose to train with the bodyweight classes. You use your body weight for strength training.

It is equally important to stretch during your workout

There is also stretching. I do the post-ride, five-minute stretch during the Power Zone challenges. Because of the rules, I must. This means that you must stretch with the instructor from whom you just finished your class.

I will often go to a yoga class if I have time off from the Power Zone challenge. Jess Sims, a Tread instructor, has taught me great full-body stretch classes.

Have you ever tried foam rolling classes?

There are also foam-rolling classes. Although it is not technically a stretch per se, foam-rolling can help you work out your muscle knots. Hannah Marie Corbin is a great resource for foam rolling.

Foam Roller for Foam Rolling Classes

LuxFit Extra Firm Speckled Foam Roller With Online Instructional Video (Blue 18-Inch).

Amazon Basics 36-Inch High-Density Round Foam Roller in Black

TriggerPoint GrID Foam Roller, Original (13 Inch), Black

OPTP Pro-Roller Soft Density Foam Roller - Blue 36 Inch

Gaiam Restore Muscle Therapy Foam Roller in Marbled Purple, 18"

This is my foam roller.

Fill out my classes and stack them

Once I had created the planner , I was able to fill in the classes I would be taking each week. This helped me organize my workouts. I could then stack them.

Plus, I became more adept at following through with the classes that I wanted to take. This is from someone who has been with the Peloton since 2016. You would think that I would know the schedule. Nope, not quite.

Are you confused about the Peloton schedule. This blog post will help.

This is how the Peloton workout program works

I created a space to include the instructor of the class, the type of class, date and time, as well as the length of the class. If you are taking On-Demand classes, you can filter your search by instructor and class length to make it easier to find them. You can also bookmark them. To make it easier to find classes that you can do for strength, cardio, and stretch, I have also suggested themes.

I find keeping track of my workouts is more efficient than using a digital calendar. Why? Because I have become blind to all notifications on my computer and phone. They are so annoying that I just ignore them. I should not, but I know I should.

Here’s how this two-page exercise planner is laid out. Click here to view it on Etsy.

This PDF Page 1 is from Monday to Wednesday. Page 2 covers Thursday through Sunday. Download once and print for life.

Popular with the Peloton crowd

More than 22,000 people have seen this exercise schedule planner organizer since its creation. This planner organizer has been very popular with the Peloton community. Based on your feedback, I have even modified the design.

When I first created the design, I used a pink-and-red scheme. Some male users then asked if it would be possible to create a blue version. Although I thought color was not important, I was mistaken. Colors are essential.

So I did exactly that, added a blue version and then added it to my red/pink file. This means you are actually getting two workout planners in one.

You can just download the file from Etsy once, and then print it out forever . You can print different colors for each Peloton user if you have more than one. You have the option.

Do you need help getting back your Peloton enthusiasm? This blog post will help.

Peloton’s workout calendar organizer: User reviews

This planner has been purchased by hundreds of Peloton users. I have been open to receiving feedback from users. I also appreciate positive reviews. Here’s one:

“Love this! It’s very motivating to have a workout plan for the week. Thanks!”

Do you have any digital products or PDF printables that could help you with your workouts and other activities? Let me know if you have any other digital products or PDF printables that might be useful for your workouts. I am happy to use my design and thinking skills to help you enjoy and use your Peloton even more.

Here’s a link to my Etsy shop where you can purchase this exercise planner and other digital products I have created.

Peloton Coloring Book 2022

As promised, here’s information about the Peloton exercise coloring calendar for 2022. It’s a new tool that I created and it is a great way to keep track of your exercise habits. This coloring sheet covers 12 months in the year. I hope you enjoy it. It can be found on Etsy.

Peloton Coloring Sheet for 2022

This is a Peloton coloring page for dedicated users such as you and me. It’s a workout coloring calendar for 2022.

Etsy