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Insearch of fitness options - newbie to dublin

  • 20-10-2013 9:38am
    #1
    archie84
    Registered Users Posts: 23 ✭


    Hi all
    Just wanted to ask for sone advise?
    I am moving to dublin in next few weeks to islandbridge area. I am looking for advise of boxing or kickboxing gyms in the area as I am am currently training in both and wish to keep it up.
    I was also thinking the been so near to memorial gardens and phonix park that there must be lots of activites/clubs also in relation to fitness?? Running, athletics etc.
    Hope you can help me :)
    I love to keep fit ;)
    Thanks in advance
    A♡


Comments

  • #2
    Dfit
    Registered Users Posts: 13 ✭Dfit


    Hi archie,

    Not sure of any boxing gyms in that areas but there are quite a few fitness and running groups based in the Phoenix park, you'll find a few on meetup.com


  • #3
    archie84
    Registered Users Posts: 23 ✭archie84


    Dfit wrote: »
    Hi archie,

    Not sure of any boxing gyms in that areas but there are quite a few fitness and running groups based in the Phoenix park, you'll find a few on meetup.com


    Thank you so much for reply.. I was looking at membership for the hilton gym also. 50 a month. I will take a look at your link ;)

    I dont mind not continuing the kickboxing and boxing as I was just doing this for fitness if I find something of same level.of intensity to replace.

    Im a female who doesnt fancy her teeth and face punched in!!! :)


  • #4
    Dfit
    Registered Users Posts: 13 ✭Dfit


    No worries, I know the Hilton run a Box-fit class, all the intensity and movements of boxing training without the loss of teeth. :)
    they have circuits and bootcamp classes too which would offer a bit of variety but that same level of high intensity.


  • #5
    archie84
    Registered Users Posts: 23 ✭archie84


    Dfit wrote: »
    No worries, I know the Hilton run a Box-fit class, all the intensity and movements of boxing training without the loss of teeth. :)
    they have circuits and bootcamp classes too which would offer a bit of variety but that same level of high intensity.

    Yes I am thinking this would be handy and close to my area :)
    The two parks will be great for running.. a running club would also be ideal.
    thanks for ur help


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