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Bikram Yoga, Khai Bo, Boxercise or Kickboxing classes in Dublin city centre

  • 27-01-2010 2:54pm
    #1
    Agaska
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    Hello There,
    I am looking for Khai Bo, Boxercise, Kickboxing or Bikram Yoga classes in the city centre. Some place I could go straight after work (6pm).
    I know there are gyms around hosting those types of classes though I am not interested in getting a gym membership.
    Thanks


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  • #2
    Ann yoga
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭Ann yoga


    I am yoga teacher teaching classes at 18.00 on Tuesday in the Lantern Centre in Synge Street, Off Camden Street (beside Harrington Street Church. I am holding a free class on Tuesday 5th April. Come along and try it out!

    Best wishes,
    Ann


  • #3
    d'Oracle
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    Agaska wrote: »
    Hello There,
    I am looking for Khai Bo, Boxercise, Kickboxing or Bikram Yoga classes in the city centre. Some place I could go straight after work (6pm).
    I know there are gyms around hosting those types of classes though I am not interested in getting a gym membership.
    Thanks

    Why specifically Bikram?


  • #4
    dave80
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    d'Oracle wrote: »
    Why specifically Bikram?

    why not?


  • #5
    d'Oracle
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    dave80 wrote: »
    why not?

    Why ask?


  • #6
    dave80
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    d'Oracle wrote: »
    Why ask?

    exactly


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  • #7
    d'Oracle
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    dave80 wrote: »
    exactly

    Very good.

    Now that that little bizarre pseudo-metaphysical interjection is out of the way....

    OP why specifically Bikram out of all the styles of yoga that one could learn?


  • #8
    hug0
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    Im guessing because Bikram is more physical and you get more results from it


  • #9
    d'Oracle
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    hug0 wrote: »
    Im guessing because Bikram is more physical and you get more results from it

    How so?
    It doesn't look more "physical" than Ashtanga to me.

    Do you? Why?


  • #10
    dave80
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    For the op www.bikramyoga.ie


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