Another perk of the Peloton app is that each of the instructors — and there are more than 60 to choose from, split across cycling, rowing, running, yoga, strength, and more — has their own unique energy and vibe. If you're in the mood to get sweaty and want some serious workout motivation, you'll be able to find a Peloton instructor that delivers. But if, on the other hand, you've had a tough day and you need a gentler lead, or someone who can turn your workout into a party, you can find that too.

If you're newer to the app, however, you may find the idea of sifting through all the instructors to find the best fit for you overwhelming. That's where we come in.

To help point you in the right direction, we asked PS editors about their favorite Peloton trainers. Read on for our curated list of the 17 best Peloton instructors (although truthfully, we could have gone on and on). Whether you're new to the streaming service or just looking for more instructors to try, keep this list handy to see which Peloton trainer might be your next favorite.

Best Peloton Instructor For Scoring a Laugh: Cody Rigsby

Cody Rigsby is the Cycling Director for Peloton, and still continues to shine with his fun-filled Peloton classes. With a background as a professional dancer, Cody exudes energy with every class. There's a reason Peloton instructor Cody Rigsby has gone on to have his own Peloton "variety shows" including "LOL Cody" and "XOXO Cody" — the latter of which is now the name of his book. As Sarah Wasilak, associate director of shopping at PS, puts it, his classes are "pure entertainment." Whether you want to be hyped up or you need a good laugh, Rigsby will say all the right things to keep you feeling fierce and entertained through the last second of your sweat sesh. Don't have time for a session quite yet? His customized Spotify playlist is guaranteed to get you through the rest of the day.

Peloton classes you can take with Rigsby: cycling, bike bootcamp, dance cardio, meditation, and strength