Timetable at Hotpod Yoga Barnsley

Lianna is a qualified Yoga Alliance 200-hour yoga teacher with a background in holistic wellbeing and therapies. For her, yoga is about more than movement — it’s a chance to slow down, reconnect and create a little space. She especially loves Vinyasa, Slow Flows, Restorative and Yin, alongside breathwork and meditation, and creating classes that leave students feeling grounded, restored and reconnected both mind & body. In addition to yoga, Lianna loves running, resistance training, and spending time with her family, including her daughter and dog.

For Bella, yoga has been an important part of her wellbeing and fitness for well over 6 years. After many hours of lockdown spent in the company of Yoga with Adrienne (& Benji!), she set herself the challenge of “yoga every day” in 2025 which quickly turned into yoga teacher training. As a teacher, her goal is to create a judgement-free and playful space for curiosity, keeping things light-hearted while also challenging students to explore poses in new ways. She's a huge advocate for supporting your body’s needs, whether that’s using props, taking a modification or simply taking a break in child’s pose.

Aimee teaches yoga with a focus on strength, mindful movement and breath awareness. Her intention is to guide students towards a strong practice that encourages awareness and self compassion. As a marathon runner, yoga practice has helped her avoid injury from cross training and grounded her during life’s inevitable ups and downs.

Claire's love for movement began as a dancer, where she fell in love with the art of flow and expression. That same passion naturally led her to the yoga mat, where she discovered a deeper connection between breath and body. She's so grateful to have taught hot yoga for over 5 years. In her classes, you can expect to find a calm escape, yet an empowering and dynamic practice that honors both effort and ease. Whether you are looking to challenge your body or quiet your mind, her goal is for you to leave the mat feeling uplifted, balanced, and renewed. Off the mat, she's a big family girl and loves spending time with her young daughter and being outdoors.

Claire first found Yoga at university, where it quickly became an important intentional pause in her days. After years of practice, Claire completed her 200-hour teacher training with the Collective School of Yoga and has since taught a range of styles including Vinyasa, Yin, Ashtanga, Chair and Hatha-inspired classes. Her classes are creative and strong, she encourages students to move mindfully, with a deep respect for their own bodies - whether that means embracing stillness, exploring progressions, or letting go of ego altogether. Outside of the studio, Claire works part-time in carbon quantification, and loves trail running and hiking.

John's interest in yoga came from Eastern movement practices including T’ai Chi and Lau Gar Kung Fu. Over time, his interest in movement, breath, awareness and how the body and mind connect naturally developed into teaching. His approach to yoga is rooted in making it feel accessible, welcoming and free from judgement. He's much more interested in what a practice offers than how a pose looks, and tries to create classes where people can explore movement, build confidence and take something useful away. His teaching draws from Vinyasa, restorative yoga, breathwork and meditation. John is originally from Norfolk/Lincolnshire, but Sheffield is very much home now, where he lives with his partner and two young children.

Beckie has five years of teaching experience and more than a decade of personal practice. She first fell in love with yoga after discovering its profound benefits for mental health and well-being. This transformative experience inspired her to share yoga with others, helping students find balance, strength, and inner peace. Beckie's classes are designed to leave students feeling both energised and calm, building physical strength while nurturing a sense of relaxation and mindfulness.

Amy is a vinyasa yoga teacher and the founder of Hotpod Yoga Barnsley. She's passionate about the benefits that yoga can bring after experiencing them herself and she became determined to bring Hotpod to Barnsley. She strives to create a warm and welcoming environment for everyone who steps into the studio and her teaching style focuses on alignment, the intention of each posture, and cultivating an internal connection to the practice. Outside of the pod, you'll find her walking her dog, dancing salsa, or watching movies.

Paige qualified as a yoga teacher in 2019 and teaches Vinyasa and Yin, with additional training in children’s yoga. She offers down-to-earth yoga for light-hearted living, with friendly, welcoming classes that give you space to step away from everyday noise and come back to yourself. Her aim is for you to leave feeling calmer, refreshed and grounded, with renewed energy for whatever your day holds. A mum of two little girls, Paige knows how precious an uninterrupted hour can be! Outside the studio, you’ll usually find her in her wellies, enjoying long walks with her dogs.