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Peloton is offering a 90-day trial of its subscription workout app — just as people halt going to the gym and classes

Peloton is offering people a 90-day trial of its subscription workout app.

It's likely the sports tech firm's 90-day free trial is aimed at people who'll be stuck indoors for the next few months as the COVID-19 crisis worsens.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more storiesPeloton is offering people a 90-day trial of its subscription workout app, as coronavirus precautions limit people's ability to attend classes and gyms.

It's likely the sports tech firm's 90-day free trial is aimed at people who'll be stuck indoors for the next few months as the coronavirus crisis worsens.

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