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During the PSNY Instructor Summit.

There was a class that took place that had, it was both treadmills and bikes in one room and it's one instructor teaching it.

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Teaching all the other instructors.

So some instructors were on treads, some instructors were on bikes and they were all taking the class together and they called it, God, what did they call it? It was like a mix of some, it was like a word that you use for mix and I can't think of it.

But they called it something.

That's right.

ABC contributor and mom of two, Robin Arzon, who's a brand partner of Mattel, was there for all the fun.

She's gearing up to run the marathon, and this will be her 28th marathon.

You can follow all the action this Sunday.

Well, one other unique thing that happened this week is Peloton had their first live from space.

Robin Arzon hosted a 20-minute space ride, and that featured Dr. Jessica Muir, who is in the International Space Station, and she joined live via satellite.

But during the class, Robin was teaching the class and interviewing Dr. Jessica Mears.

She shared some things about how the astronauts have to work out for two hours a day to prevent muscle loss and bone density.

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Um, yeah, I mean, I was, I was looking at, um, I think it's something I saw on social media, like one of the Peloton instructors, Robin Arzon, it's like vegan, right? And she has like a cookbook, it's like vegan cookbook.

And it's like, yeah, there's a lot of, there's just a lot of stuff out there.

And, and I definitely, I mean, I think there's no arguing that eating more plants is health promoting, but I personally don't believe that you have to be a vegan or vegetarian to be the healthiest version of yourself.

actually just changes your whole thought process about your career to the point where you don't have to make a change.

And then there's the other side, right? There's Robin Arzon, who's a Peloton coach, Peloton coach, and I think she's head of their studios.

She was in law before she went into Peloton.

She spent two years spending 10 minutes a day doing something related to changing her career when she knew she wanted to.

This is Project Swagger, the wellness podcast for ambitious hustlers who do not have time for shit that doesn't work.

I am Robin Arzón, athlete executive mom of two, and it's my mission to add years to your life and life and vitality to those years.

Stop asking influencers what supplements you should take.

I don't need to tell you supplements are one of the most overwhelming topics in wellness.

It's about cold towels on your neck, removing unnecessary pads, making sure you're in the shade.

Um, and so what we're trying to do with this campaign is to help people remember that when it's hot you have to play it cool, and that means speak up, sit out, cool down We've had the opportunity to partner with Dr. Seuss Enterprises, um, and have worked with The Lorax and some key athletic leaders, uh, Robin Arzón, who's a Peloton instructor, and Napheesa Collier, who's a WNBA star, to put together these short PSAs to help parents and kids alike understand these steps.

And our hope is that this is sort of a first phase with these small PSAs, and we'll work towards a larger activation going into next year, where we're hoping to find additional partners to really help us make this as resonant for families and kids today as Stop, Drop & Roll was for all of our generation.

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