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Originally Posted by Sy Reene
I'm suggesting that there's nothing stopping someone from running Spin classes on some platform such as Zwift, just do an audio app so you can hear the instructor yelling at you. I also don't know with certainty that anyone who likes a traditional spin classes would necessarily hate Zwift and how it works with smart trainers -- if the excerpt i posted reflects the goal correctly.

As I said, I'd guess most spin class enrollees probably don't even know such a technology or platform exists. I know personally having had a couple conversations with people who do spin who hadn't heard of a such thing as a smart trainer and the apps out there.

I'm also unclear why any somewhat funded operation (eg. SoulCycle or whatnot) doesn't just make available at-home classes that come with your in-store membership.. if you have your own bike trainer of any kind, and turn on some type of Livemeeting/Webex app on your home laptop, what's the difference vs peloton?

Are you proposing this as a business plan or are you just trying to make people who use Peloton feel like they're being cheated because there's some theoretical method of reconstructing their Peloton experience on a perhaps (but not necessarily) cheaper platform?

Could you be more off-topic and forum inappropriate if you tried?
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