SoulCycle’s biggest secrets unveiled when former instructors get clean about iconic fitness chain

A new podcast promises to put the shameful secrets behind The legendary boutique fitness chain Soulcycle.

The seven -part audio series, entitled the Cult of Body & Soulwill follow the spectacular rise in high-octaan indoor bicycle class that became a sensation in New York City during the 2000s.

At its peak, soulcycle was worshiped by the rich and elite and he had a famous clientele that included Lady Gaga” Lena Dunham” Nicole KidmanChelsea Clinton, Oprah Winfrey, Vanessa HudgensAlec and Hilaria BaldwinAnd more.

“It was club culture meets Fitness Meets Guru meets self -help,” explains narrator and maker Jess Rothschild in the trailer.

During the series, listeners will hear of remarkable long -term instructors, anonymous studio managers, reception personnel, business staff and dedicated customers who have made SoulCycle the fastest growing fitness studio in the country.

As an instructor described it, ‘Soulcycle was Soho House of Fitness. There, exclusivity met self -help guru. There was nothing like it. ‘

Another said: ‘Many of the instructors party hard – I mean, party difficult. ‘

A new podcast will reveal the secrets behind the legendary boutique fitness chain Soulcycle

The seven-part audio series, entitled The Cult of Body & Soul, will follow the spectacular rise of the high-octaan indoor bicycle class that became a sensation in New York in the 2000s

“So the youngsters would stay outside all night and God knows what – many drugs – and then come in, an adderall pop and then, like, turning on the bike that rotates a million miles per hour.”

Others discuss the status of celebrities that Some of SoulCycle’s more famous instructors could reach.

‘I am so worshiped by this community, I can say what the f ** k that I want, I can do what the f ** k that I want,’ one.

“We were all hot and wild, and some of our housewife,” she added.

In addition to the wild life of the instructors, the series will also dive into the scandalous story behind the birth of Soulcycle and how original co-founder Ruth Zukerman was pushed out of the deal.

The first episode of The Cult of Body & Soul Drops on Tuesday 27 May.

In 2020, four top instructors were accused of bad behavior, with the allegations ranging from Fat-Shaming to making offensive remarks.

Stars such as Alec and Hilaria Baldwin were fans of SoulCycle at its peak

The allegations came to light in a report of Business insider.

A SoulCycle spokesperson told DailyMail.com in an e -mail statement at the time: ‘At SoulCycle our priority has always been to build a community aimed at our core values ​​of diversity, inclusion, acceptance and love.

‘When we receive complaints or allegations with regard to behavior within our community that are not in accordance with our values, we take them very seriously and we investigate them.

“We strive to make improvements and ensure that we realize the values ​​that our teams and riders expect from us.”