Peloton is dominating the stationary at-home bike market

With the emergence of digital technology, Peloton has found a way to absolute dominate the market for stationary at-home bikes.

For people interested in personal fitness but want to get in shape in the comfort of their own home, Peloton is revolutionizing the way people work out with their stationary at-home bike. Not surprisingly, Peloton is dominating an extremely unsaturated market.

Peloton is revolutionizing home fitness. Essentially a smart bike, Peloton provides its riders with thousands of live and on-demand exercise videos and classes with professional trainers while tracking all of the workout data that you need.

According to CNBC.com, Peloton already has over 200,000 riders across the world, and supposedly zero direct competitors. Because of the success of Peloton, CEO John Foley expects that competition to arrive in the very near future.

“Right now there is no competition. Peloton is the only game in town,” Foley told Mad Money’s Jim Kramer. “But because it is so good, because it is so coveted, because the consumers love it, we expect competition to come from all angles.”

Peloton bikes aren’t exactly the cheapest fitness products on the market. The bikes start at $1,995 with several different payment options. However, Peloton sees it as more of a long-term investment on a durable product with the opportunity to get an intense and complete workout from the comfort of your own home.

With its advanced technology and thousands of live and on-demand classes, Peloton is hoping that at-home workouts is the future of fitness, and so far it’s paying off in a big way for the company.