[BluesBoy]

Hi all, I'm wondering if there's a way to see my all-time stats on the Peloton bike. I know I can see my stats for the month (miles ridden, time spent, etc.), and that I can go back through previous months and add everything manually, but is there a place where I can just get my stats like my total miles ridden since day one? I've seen mention of a third-party app called mPaceLine that might do it, but that's another $28/year, and I don't think I can download all my previous rides to it. I don't think I should need to get a third-party app for something that seems so basic & simple. If it's not available, I hope Peloton can add that feature to an upcoming software update. It doesn't seem like it would be that hard to do.
My 2nd question is: Can you pause a recorded ride? Say I've been riding for 5 minutes and I forgot my towel or my water bottle and I just need to get off the bike for 1 minute or so. If I can't pause the ride, I lose that time riding. Thanks in advance for your responses.

 

[BluesBoy]

I just heard from Peloton via their Facebook page regarding the questions I had above. The answers are no, and no.

 

[shoot_the_goalie]

To your first question, yes, as far as I know there's no feature to see lifetime stats, except the quantity of classes.

To your second question, you can pause classes but only with the app. On the actual bike screen you cannot.

 

[BluesBoy]

To your first question, yes, as far as I know there's no feature to see lifetime stats, except the quantity of classes.

To your second question, you can pause classes but only with the app. On the actual bike screen you cannot.

Thanks for the response. Much appreciated.

 

[Jaw0686]

To your first question, yes, as far as I know there's no feature to see lifetime stats, except the quantity of classes.

To your second question, you can pause classes but only with the app. On the actual bike screen you cannot.

Also wondering about all-time stats. Oh well. As far as pausing a ride on screen, you can exit and then “start” the class again. It will ask if you want to resume or start over.

 

[BluesBoy]

Hey all, Okay, I see that Peloton added a "pause" option on rides. That's great. Hopefully being able to mute just the instructor will be coming soon. Meanwhile, I still wish there was an easy way to see how many total miles I've riden for the year, as well as "since inception". It seems like an easy stat for them to add, since they are able to tell me how many minutes I've been on the bike for the year. I know there are ways to figure it out (see my original post), but really....???

 

[gailrey]

Yes to muting the instructor if you want.

 

[chapmanp332]

Hey all, Okay, I see that Peloton added a "pause" option on rides. That's great. Hopefully being able to mute just the instructor will be coming soon. Meanwhile, I still wish there was an easy way to see how many total miles I've riden for the year, as well as "since inception". It seems like an easy stat for them to add, since they are able to tell me how many minutes I've been on the bike for the year. I know there are ways to figure it out (see my original post), but really....???

To see all of your workout metrics, under My Membership, click Profile, Workouts, and then Download Workouts. This will show you all your workout metrics which you can save as an Excel file. You can then do whatever analyses you want.

 

[NanaRidier]

Hi all, I'm wondering if there's a way to see my all-time stats on the Peloton bike. I know I can see my stats for the month (miles ridden, time spent, etc.), and that I can go back through previous months and add everything manually, but is there a place where I can just get my stats like my total miles ridden since day one? I've seen mention of a third-party app called mPaceLine that might do it, but that's another $28/year, and I don't think I can download all my previous rides to it. I don't think I should need to get a third-party app for something that seems so basic & simple. If it's not available, I hope Peloton can add that feature to an upcoming software update. It doesn't seem like it would be that hard to do.
My 2nd question is: Can you pause a recorded ride? Say I've been riding for 5 minutes and I forgot my towel or my water bottle and I just need to get off the bike for 1 minute or so. If I can't pause the ride, I lose that time riding. Thanks in advance for your responses.

Hi all, I'm wondering if there's a way to see my all-time stats on the Peloton bike. I know I can see my stats for the month (miles ridden, time spent, etc.), and that I can go back through previous months and add everything manually, but is there a place where I can just get my stats like my total miles ridden since day one? I've seen mention of a third-party app called mPaceLine that might do it, but that's another $28/year, and I don't think I can download all my previous rides to it. I don't think I should need to get a third-party app for something that seems so basic & simple. If it's not available, I hope Peloton can add that feature to an upcoming software update. It doesn't seem like it would be that hard to do.
My 2nd question is: Can you pause a recorded ride? Say I've been riding for 5 minutes and I forgot my towel or my water bottle and I just need to get off the bike for 1 minute or so. If I can't pause the ride, I lose that time riding. Thanks in advance for your responses.

I actually just did this from day one on November 7th 2017! I didn't know it could be done! I'm on a Mac so it used NUMBERS, but it's a basic spreadsheet. Total miles 6,033.79! Not bad for a 65 year old!

 

[BeeChick20]

To your first question, yes, as far as I know there's no feature to see lifetime stats, except the quantity of classes.

To your second question, you can pause classes but only with the app. On the actual bike screen you cannot.

You can absolutely pause a ride on your Peloton bike screen. I’ve done it a few times. Gives you an hour countdown

 

[Tom Thunder]

To see all of your workout metrics, under My Membership, click Profile, Workouts, and then Download Workouts. This will show you all your workout metrics which you can save as an Excel file. You can then do whatever analyses you want.

YES! I just did this and am going to do some analysis! Thanks Chapmanp332

 

[Tom Thunder]

I actually just did this from day one on November 7th 2017! I didn't know it could be done! I'm on a Mac so it used NUMBERS, but it's a basic spreadsheet. Total miles 6,033.79! Not bad for a 65 year old!

Great JOB!!!

 

[Stefon]

I just heard from Peloton via their Facebook page regarding the questions I had above. The answers are no, and no.

What I have done which works pretty well is:

• Log into Peloton online
• Click on workouts https://members.onepeloton.com/profile/workouts
• Click the download workouts at the top right
• Open the downloaded file as a spreadsheet

Then you have all of your rides and workouts from day 1. You can sort, sum, etc.

Not perfect but it works.