Peloton is a company that revolutionsing fitness in the US. They sell indoor bikes that cost over €2,000 and treadmills that cost over €4,000 but their engaging livestreamed workouts have captivated all kinds of people looking for a different approach to home fitness. Even if it requires a $39 monthly subscription, Peloton has truly changed the game for home fitness, thanks in large part to its high-energy hosts and high-quality content.
Robin Arzón is one of Peloton's star presenters. The company's vice president of programming gave a pretty interesting interview to the New York Times yesterday breaking down her typical week. There's a lot of activity, a lot of intensity and a few fascinating dietary choices.
Arzón is a vegan who says she drinks 3.75 litres of water a day. She says starts each Monday with three different forms of hydration - none of which involve coffee - including one 17-ingredient smoothie.
If you're looking for a new approach to Monday morning, have a gander at what Arzón is consuming:
6.05am: a glass of room-temperature filtered water with a dash of sea salt, a quarter lemon and splash of apple cider vinegar
7.05am: a Cup of Onnit King Tea (ideally purple Kenyan blend)
8.00am: a 17-ingredient smoothie featuring vegan protein powder, magnesium, Athletic Greens, aloe vera, chlorophyll, glutamine, B.C.A.A.s, fresh kale/spinach, matcha powder, baobab, maca, nut butter, cacao nibs, chia seeds, moringa, water, ice.
You can read the whole interview with Arzón here.
Anyone looking for a radical new approach to starting the week might be interested in the above - and note, it all starts by getting up at 6am. And if you're considering investing in some Peloton kit, you might be interested in this video, which shows Arzón at work.