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Zumba or other non-boring aerobics classes in South Dublin?

  • 08-09-2011 10:30am
    #1
    Rob Carry
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    Anyone know if there any Zumba classes in the South Dublin/Dun Laoghaire area?

    Cheers.


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  • #2
    COH
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    http://www.movedanceandfitness.ie/

    GoGo Fit - Much better than Zumba :)


  • #3
    discus
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,049 ✭✭✭discus


    COH wrote: »
    http://www.movedanceandfitness.ie/

    GoGo Fit - Much better than Zumba :)

    Looks something similar to that Les Mills thing I just posted on a new thread. I'm hitting up Zumba next wednesday to see what the fuss is about... Research like. Dancefit might also make the list!


  • #4
    COH
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    discus wrote: »
    Looks something similar to that Les Mills thing I just posted on a new thread.

    Its just an alternative to Zumba, only its club dancing as opposed to latin and has a greater emphasis on exercise as opposed to just moving about. The OP may or may not be interested but its an option, and a good one at that.
    I'm hitting up Zumba next wednesday to see what the fuss is about...

    Always good to broaden your horizons
    Dancefit might also make the list!

    Theres a good chance we will meet then, be sure to say hello.


  • #5
    loopylua
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    New classes have recently started in the Cuala GAA club in Dalkey, here's the link to the class details. Very good instructor and zumba is great craic...


    http://www.zumba.com/en-US/profiles/65231


  • #6
    Kimia
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    Is Zumba very difficult? I am average at cardio so I'm worried that if I take a class I'll be leaving it on stretcher!


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  • #7
    loopylua
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    no not at all, it's for all fitness levels, the moves tend to get more challenging as you progress but these classes are for beginners. give it a go it's a good laugh and the music is great..


  • #8
    Rob Carry
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 59 ✭✭Rob Carry


    loopylua wrote: »
    no not at all, it's for all fitness levels, the moves tend to get more challenging as you progress but these classes are for beginners. give it a go it's a good laugh and the music is great..

    Cheers for that. It's actually for a friend of mine but I'll pass on the link, I'm sure she'll pop along...


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