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Originally Posted by jmauel

I have been to both the hot yoga studios and find them both ok, the tuam td one is too packed and the briarhill one a bit quiet. The yoga shala above argos does a range of styles and caters for beginners and advanced. I could not recommend it enough, all the teachers are lovely and they all bring a different element to their classes so its never gets boring. Hope you enjoy your yoga wherever you decide to go.

Naste

I've been to both hot yoga studios also.
How does this compare to the hot yoga?
Is it very easy in comparison?
i find the hot yoga an amazing workout
can't imagine doing yoga without the heat now
I'm wasted by the end of the hot yoga class
but feel fantastic afterwards

[burrenyoga]

You might like to check out the 6 minute yoga video about the Burren Yoga and Meditation Centre in Galway.

If you are impressed after you view it, look at the website under the section 'courses and classes' and then 'what type of yoga is best for me'.

It will give a very good overview on Bikram, Hatha, Kundalini, Ashtanga, Anusara, Iyengar, Satyananda yoga.



I hope that you enjoy the video.

Best Wishes,
Dave

[biko]

burrenyoga I only see you posting to promote your business/site, this is not on

[gigglyhumour]

nah wasnt too quiet had a nice crowd , though it is a big room , blooming cold this morning when i got up though, gota get off this server or my boss will go nuts

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Originally Posted by burrenyoga

You might like to check out the 6 minute yoga video about the Burren Yoga and Meditation Centre in Galway.

If you are impressed after you view it, look at the website under the section 'courses and classes' and then 'what type of yoga is best for me'.

It will give a very good overview on Bikram, Hatha, Kundalini, Ashtanga, Anusara, Iyengar, Satyananda yoga.



I hope that you enjoy the video.

Best Wishes,
Dave

A bit expensive for what you're getting imo
As for the outdoor activities....brrr!...No thanks

[Madame Razz]

Originally Posted by GalwayGirl23

I went to the 8am class this mornnig, I was very impressed overall, the centre has a relexing atmosphere. The teacher was fantastic, she started the class with some gentle stretches and then did a full 90 Bikram class.Her instructions were so clear and suitable for all levels. The room was heated by a stove , which gave out incredible heat that inabled me to go deeper into the postures.The view from the room was lovely too. After class I spoke to several people who were participating in the full weekend of activities, they were kept mentioning the food was so tasty and healthy, they were all clearly delighted to be there as it gave them a chance to get away from their hectic lives and to relax and enjoy all nature and yoga offers.I will be visiting another class very soon and may even request a weekend away voucher from Santa!

Hi Niamh

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Originally Posted by Madame Razz

Hi Niamh

Originally Posted by GalwayGirl23

I went to the 8am class this mornnig, I was very impressed overall, the centre has a relexing atmosphere. The teacher was fantastic, she started the class with some gentle stretches and then did a full 90 Bikram class.Her instructions were so clear and suitable for all levels. The room was heated by a stove , which gave out incredible heat that inabled me to go deeper into the postures.The view from the room was lovely too. After class I spoke to several people who were participating in the full weekend of activities, they were kept mentioning the food was so tasty and healthy, they were all clearly delighted to be there as it gave them a chance to get away from their hectic lives and to relax and enjoy all nature and yoga offers.I will be visiting another class very soon and may even request a weekend away voucher from Santa!

Hi Niamh,
I often wonder why you dont do the bikram in galway on a
daily basis given how well the tuam road studio does

[Tawny]

Hi... I would like to get personal recommendations for this one.

I would like to start yoga in Galway.

The thing is I went to a number of different classes when I was in England, and none of them suited me. They were either run by complete hippies with the incense and candles and all that crack, and usually in horrible little school halls which just didnt help me relax. Or, they were done through gyms and leisure centres, so they had instructors who werent really all that into yoga, and there was no sense of relaxing or mediation, it was a work-out.

So I would like to start going to a proper yoga place, where it is relaxing but the facilities are good (changing rooms or something) and clean. Where would you suggest? I have heard of an Seomra Yoga and the one near Tighe Cholis... does anyone have any personal experience?

[Wompa1]

Originally Posted by Tawny

Hi... I would like to get personal recommendations for this one.

I would like to start yoga in Galway.

The thing is I went to a number of different classes when I was in England, and none of them suited me. They were either run by complete hippies with the incense and candles and all that crack, and usually in horrible little school halls which just didnt help me relax. Or, they were done through gyms and leisure centres, so they had instructors who werent really all that into yoga, and there was no sense of relaxing or mediation, it was a work-out.

So I would like to start going to a proper yoga place, where it is relaxing but the facilities are good (changing rooms or something) and clean. Where would you suggest? I have heard of an Seomra Yoga and the one near Tighe Cholis... does anyone have any personal experience?

KingFisher in NUIG have it every monday night at 8 O'Clock..I think they are only one class in so far and are doing basics so far. My girlfriend and her friends go. She said it was really nice and she liked it.

[biko]

Merged with the big Yoga thread, hope you find some good suggestions

[Ronan|Raven]

A friend of mine went to an ashtanga style class beside Pearse Stadium in Salthill and found it very good, small class, and she said there was a lot of individual attention from the tutor.

She seemed to enjoy it anyway, I can find out the contact number if you like Tawny.

[RyanAsh]

Does anyone know of classes near roscam or oranmore that are not hot yoga? Id like to go back to it but have moved out to roscam and work on that side too so battling traffic at 6pm to drive into/across town is too much of a pain!

[solid oak]

i tried yoga-pilates in NRG bohermore, really good class. Also cardio pilates on a Saturday with Sarah is very good

[GalwayGirl23]

7pm #

[JayMcD]

Hi,

Does anyone know where they do Yoga Classes in Galway City?
Does anyone recomend a certain place?

Thanks