SAM

Salter With The Romi Footstool

Sam Salter arrived late to dance. In fact, he didn’t take it up as a hobby until he was nine – long a er most of his contemporaries. “I have my mother to thank for where I am. It all started with her saying, ‘Just go for it, Sam,’” he says. “She made it seem so simple; like I had nothing to lose.” His mother was right: since a ending the Sylvia Young eatre School as a teenager, Sam has earned credits in Ma hew Bourne’s Swan Lake and in West End productions including Wicked and On the Town

Hannah Frankson With The Karine Armchair

For Peloton spin and tread instructor Hannah Frankson, moving her body is “the most consistent thing” in her life. “ rough good times and bad, moving my body has kept me mentally grounded,” she explains. Before she won her spot at Peloton, Frankson was a personal trainer, modelled for major sports brands and trained as a competitive triple jumper. ese days, she continues to do sportswear modelling and leads some of Peloton’s most popular spin classes.