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>"Don't let a high per-class cost stop you from getting healthy" There are much cheaper ways to get healthy. But I guess this company is targeting people that
by tyrust 8y ago
>"Don't let a high per-class cost stop you from getting healthy"
There are much cheaper ways to get healthy. But I guess this company is targeting people that have already purchased the idea that they need to pay a ton to make progress.
Sidenote:
>$3 shoes + $2 water
Bring your own shoes and water, that will definitely pay for itself lol.
- darkerside 8y agoDecent cycling shoes are ~$100, plus cleats for another $15. So it'll pay for itself after about 50 classes... just like a Peloton!
- dmix 8y agoBeing part of the high quality online classes, with a professional class bike, integrated directly with a personalized app... it's a complete experience. Trivializing it down to buying shoes and a road bike would be ignorant to how the average person purchases products (for emotional experience first, not some robotic rational process measured in dollars per ROI).
- TaylorAlexander 8y agoI bought a $20 stainless steel water bottle 4 years ago and now I have water with me all the time. I can’t imagine wasting a disposable plastic bottle every time I’m thirsty, that’s insanely wasteful.
- gkoberger 8y agoEveryone has different ways of getting healthy. You're right, you can get fit for exactly $0. But if you're the type of person that dreads the gym and puts it off, an upbeat fun workout with friends can make a difference. Having a cheaper alternative is moot if you don't actually bring yourself to do it. There's something to be said for saving money, sure, but there's also something to be said for acknowledging what actually works for you rather than fighting it.