Beyonce Teams Up With Peloton, Creating “Homecoming” Themed Workouts In Celebration Of HBCU Students

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Beyonce Teams Up With Peloton, Creating “Homecoming” Themed Workouts In Celebration Of HBCU Students
It’s almost been three years since Beyonce headlined the 2018 Coachella music festival in Indio, California. She performed two nights at the popular music festival, with a “Homecoming” theme, dancing and singing on stage on bleachers.
Over quarantine, Peloton bikes became very popular as many of the gyms closed around the nation. The at-home fitness brand is now collaborating with Beyonce in a multi-year deal, that will drop a series of “Homecoming” themed workouts, paying homage to Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
Beyonce has reportedly helped to create cycling, running, strength, boot camp, yoga and meditation classes that will air exclusively on Peloton machines and the Peloton app. Beyonce, who is the most requested artist among the company’s 3.6 million members, is dropping the classes during the fall HBCU semester.
“I’m proud to celebrate the students at HBCUs with this donation, to encourage them to find and embrace their own wellness regimens.”
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