Spotify’s New Fitness Hub Offers 1,400+ Peloton Workouts for Premium Users

Spotify has officially entered the fitness market with the launch of its new Fitness hub, a dedicated section within its app that integrates over 1,400 on-demand workout classes from Peloton. The move marks a significant expansion for the audio-streaming giant, which has long been a staple in users’ workout routines through music, and podcasts. Now, the platform is consolidating fitness content—including guided workouts, curated playlists, and wellness videos—into a single, accessible ecosystem for its global user base.

What’s Included in Spotify’s Fitness Hub

The Fitness hub is available to all Spotify users, though the full suite of Peloton content is exclusive to Premium subscribers. The partnership brings a diverse catalog of classes spanning strength training, cardio, yoga, Pilates, barre, meditation, stretching, and outdoor running and walking. Notably, the classes do not require specialized equipment, such as Peloton’s signature bikes, making them accessible to a broader audience. However, bike-specific workouts remain unavailable through Spotify.

Instructors from Peloton, including Rebecca Kennedy, Ally Love, and Rad Lopez, lead the classes, which are presented in an ad-free format for Premium users. The content is currently available in nine markets: the U.S., UK, Australia, Germany, Austria, Canada, Mexico, Sweden, and Spain. Spotify has indicated plans to expand the catalog to additional countries over time, though no specific timeline has been provided.

Beyond Peloton’s offerings, both free and Premium subscribers can access content from independent wellness creators. These include Yoga With Kassandra, Caitlin K’eli Yoga, Sweaty Studio, Chloe Ting, Pilates Body by Raven, Abi Mills Wellness, and Sophiereidfit. The hub also features curated playlists designed to complement workouts, recovery, and relaxation.

Personalization and Accessibility Features

The Fitness hub is designed to cater to users of all experience levels. Upon first accessing the feature, users are prompted to complete an onboarding questionnaire that asks about their preferred types of movement, intensity levels, and fitness experience. Based on these responses, Spotify generates a personalized starter pack of recommended classes and playlists.

Classes are primarily available in English, with select options in Spanish and German. Users can download workouts for offline access, a feature particularly useful for those who prefer to exercise without an internet connection. The platform supports seamless switching between devices—users can start a class on their TV and continue listening in audio-only mode on their phone or smart speaker, ensuring flexibility in how and where they engage with the content.

Why Fitness, and Why Now?

Spotify’s expansion into fitness is not entirely unexpected. The company has long recognized the role of music in workout routines, with over 150 million fitness-related playlists active on its platform. According to internal data, nearly 70% of Premium subscribers work out at least once a month, making fitness a natural extension of the service. The integration of guided workouts and wellness content aligns with Spotify’s broader strategy to become a one-stop destination for audio and video experiences beyond traditional music streaming.

The move also reflects the growing demand for hybrid digital fitness solutions, particularly in the wake of the pandemic, which accelerated the adoption of at-home workouts. By partnering with Peloton—a leader in the connected fitness space—Spotify is positioning itself to compete with platforms like Apple Fitness+ and YouTube’s growing library of workout content. Unlike these competitors, however, Spotify’s approach leverages its existing user base and seamless integration with music, podcasts, and audiobooks, creating a unique value proposition.

Fitness content has also emerged as a key use case for Spotify’s recently launched AI-powered Prompted Playlist feature, which allows users to generate custom playlists based on specific moods, activities, or themes. The inclusion of workout classes further enhances this functionality, enabling users to pair their favorite music with guided instruction without leaving the app.

How to Access the Fitness Hub

Users can find the Fitness hub by searching for “fitness” in the Spotify app’s search tab or navigating to the “Browse all” menu. The feature is available on mobile, desktop, and TV devices, ensuring accessibility across a range of platforms. While the full Peloton catalog is reserved for Premium subscribers, free users can still explore curated playlists and content from independent creators, providing a taste of what the hub has to offer.

Spotify’s entry into the fitness space underscores its ambition to evolve beyond music streaming. By integrating workout classes, wellness content, and personalized recommendations, the company is betting on its ability to become an indispensable part of users’ daily routines—whether they’re hitting the gym, practicing yoga at home, or going for a run. As the platform continues to expand its offerings, it remains to be seen how competitors will respond and whether users will embrace this new hybrid model of fitness and entertainment.