It’s Not Too Late, It’s Just Getting Good with Peloton OG: Jenn Sherman

#77: She’s the OG. The blueprint. The woman who proves your best decade might actually be your boldest.This week we sit down with Jenn Sherman, the original cycling instructor at Peloton, and the founder of The Back Nine Era, and let’s just say… if you’ve ever wondered whether it’s “too late” to reinvent yourself, this episode is your wake-up call.Jenn didn’t become a spin instructor until her 40s. She didn’t join Peloton until 45. And at 55? She went viral on TikTok with her best friend Sunny and stepped into content creation like it was always the plan. Casual.We get into:How she went from stay-at-home mom to Peloton’s first instructorThe real reason she created The Back Nine Era — and why your 50s are not the “back nine”… they’re the power yearsWhat “training for longevity” actually looks like (spoiler: it’s not punishment workouts and starvation)How to reframe aging from something to anti-age… to something to step fully intoWe also talk about identity, relevance, friendship, strength, and why women need to stop shrinking the moment society tells them to.And if you’ve been quietly wondering whether your best chapters are behind you… Jenn answers that directly.Plus a rapid-fire round where we get her favorite ride song down to the one habit in her 50s that changed everything.This episode is confident. It’s honest. It’s permission-giving.Welcome to your Back Nine Era.Follow Jenn on IGFollow Jenn on TikTokwww.onepeloton.comFollow Bright Side Up