Convergent TV

How Does SoulCycle Feel About All the Parodies Popping Up on TV?

Pretty good, and the fitness chain is willing to get in on the gag

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By Kristina Monllos

March 27, 2015

In case you had any lingering doubt that SoulCycle has exploded from trendy fitness hobby to full-on national craze, look no further than the cycling satires popping up on Comedy Central and Netflix.

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Kristina Monllos

Kristina Monllos is a senior editor for Adweek.

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