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Kettlebell classes - city centre and south Dublin

  • 16-04-2011 11:07am
    #1
    Glowing
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    With all this talk of kettlebell classes, is love to give it a try.

    Does anyone know where I could do some drop in classes in Dublin city centre or south side?

    Thanks :)


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  • #2
    HammerHeadGym
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    wild geese on Peasre street have drop in classes for beginers on tuesday at 6:30 pm, and saturday monings at 12:30pm. I highly recommend them.


  • #3
    yosser hughes
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    Not being smart here but is it really necessary to go to a class? Happy to be informed on this but they are just weights at the end of the day


  • #4
    thehamo
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    D8 fitness beside Christ church. Very Reasonable and good set up. I went to one class before but had to stop cause of a bad back but I'd have definitely kep it up. Google their website and have a read


  • #5
    HammerHeadGym
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    yosser hughes wrote: »
    ...is it really necessary to go to a class?...

    Yes. Bad form can lead to injury. You don't need classes forever though.


  • #6
    yosser hughes
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,918 ✭✭✭yosser hughes


    HammerHeadGym wrote: »
    Yes. Bad form can lead to injury. You don't need classes forever though.

    Yeah,that's what I was thinking.No harm to get instruction so as you don't do your back in.


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  • #7
    Glowing
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,851 ✭✭✭Glowing


    I also like a bit of motivation which comes from a class environment ... ill check out the pearse st centre, looks good, thanks!

    Are there any in the D.14/18 area btw...?


  • #8
    Lollers
    Closed Accounts Posts: 502 ✭✭✭Lollers


    Meadowbrook in Ballinteer do them. Nice gym inside as well :)

    Frist link seems to be broken, this might work http://www.dlrleisureservices.ie/meadowbrook/studiotimetable.php


  • #9
    Kannon
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 410 ✭✭Kannon


    www.be-fit.ie

    they do classes in their new gym in Blackrock (off Carysfort Avenue)


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