As a head instructor and vice-president of fitness programming at Peloton, Robin Arzón, 39, has coached more than a million people through the challenges of the past year. And her fan base is on the rise — Peloton’s subscriber numbers have ballooned by 134 percent since the pandemic began. Meanwhile, Arzón has experienced growth of her own: In September, she announced during a live class that she was pregnant with her first child, and then launched a series of wildly popular prenatal strength and cycling programs. On a recent call from her apartment, the ultra-marathoner, book author, and former corporate lawyer talked about dealing with pregnancy fatigue, switching careers, and her “ten-minute rule.” She lives in Manhattan with her husband. Here’s how she gets it done.

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