About
In 2022 Peloton partnered with the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation to develop dedicated adaptive fitness content, centred on instructor Logan Aldridge — Peloton's first adaptive instructor and a below-elbow amputee. The collaboration brought the platform's first purpose-built seated strength programme to its library alongside a caregiver spotlight collection.
What It Does
The Peloton app's Adaptive category includes seated strength training, adaptive yoga, and meditation. The flagship "Seated Adaptive Strength" programme contains ten classes designed to be taken over one week, specifically for wheelchair users with spinal cord injury or other causes of paralysis. A special meditation class addresses the needs of people with quadriplegia. All classes are available on iOS, Android, and web browsers — no Peloton bike or tread required.
Who It Helps
Wheelchair users and people with paralysis or limited lower-body function who want professional-quality fitness instruction within a mainstream platform. Particularly suited to those comfortable with the Peloton app ecosystem who want adaptive content alongside broader wellness programming.