Leanne Hainsby-Alldis Reveals Peloton Return After 9 Months

The UK instructor confirms her comeback, more than eight months after welcoming son Ace

Leanne Hainsby-Alldis is heading back to the Peloton class schedule. The London-based instructor confirmed in her newsletter that she will return to a full teaching lineup starting in early September, marking her first regular schedule since welcoming son Ace in December 2025.

The news comes as part of a broader update from Leanne Hainsby-Alldis, who paused her regular class schedule during her postpartum recovery earlier this year. She has made select public appearances since then, including a first public appearance since welcoming Ace at London’s Longevity Show, but September will mark her return to teaching live and on-demand classes for Peloton members.

Leanne Hainsby-Alldis Confirms Return Date

In her newsletter, Hainsby-Alldis wrote that she is “officially back on the schedule, fully, from early September,” adding that details of her first live class back will be shared closer to the date. She encouraged members to keep an eye on the Peloton class schedule for updates as her return approaches.

What’s Back on the Peloton Class Schedule

Hainsby-Alldis confirmed her return will include both cycling and barre classes, the two disciplines she’s known for teaching from Peloton’s London studio as one of the brand’s instructors. She has taught with Peloton since 2018, when she and husband Ben Alldis became the brand’s first instructors based in the UK.

While a specific class calendar hasn’t been published yet, her confirmation gives members a concrete timeline after months of uncertainty about when she would resume a regular teaching schedule.

Staying Connected to Peloton During Leave

Even while off the official schedule, Hainsby-Alldis said Peloton remained part of her recovery. As part of her healing from an elective C-section, she has leaned on low-impact tread hikes, describing them as manageable within the unpredictable pockets of free time that come with caring for an infant.

She described the platform as offering flexibility during a period when a consistent workout routine has been difficult to maintain, noting that even ten minutes on the Peloton can fit into a demanding day.

Remembering a Member of the YES TO YOU Crew

Hainsby-Alldis also used the newsletter to remember Antonia, known in the Peloton community as BuzzyBirdUK, a longtime member of her YES TO YOU crew who passed away while she was on leave. She said Antonia represented what the Peloton community can mean to a person, and that she now plays “Together in Electric Dreams” in class as a way of honoring her memory.

With a return date confirmed, members can expect more specifics on class times and formats as September approaches, alongside the return of the newsletter itself, which Hainsby-Alldis said will publish biweekly for now as she eases back into a full routine.

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