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North Dublin Horseriding Lessons

  • 04-08-2005 6:29pm
    #1
    CarolLorraine
    Closed Accounts Posts: 140 ✭✭


    Would anyone be interested in starting horseriding lessons? I want to myself but don't want to join a class with kids or with adults who have loads of experience. Need one or two more for an adults beginner class on Thursday out near Swords at 7.30p.m. 20 euro a lesson.


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  • #2
    Prior Of Taize
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 603 ✭✭✭Prior Of Taize


    wtf has this got to do with fitness...post this in the sports forum...not the fitness forum plz :D


  • #3
    CarolLorraine
    Closed Accounts Posts: 140 ✭✭CarolLorraine


    I didn't feel there was a suitable category under Sports to post this thread. Is horse-riding not something that can help someone keep fit too?


  • #4
    OFDM
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,399 ✭✭✭OFDM


    CarolLorraine wrote:
    I didn't feel there was a suitable category under Sports to post this thread. Is horse-riding not something that can help someone keep fit too?
    To a certain extent. It requires strong legs and can be tiring when it gets more advanced. Doing a raising trot for 10 minutes when you're not used to it will be very tiring. You'd probably get a better response if this was posted in After Hours.


  • #5
    CarolLorraine
    Closed Accounts Posts: 140 ✭✭CarolLorraine


    Thanks for the suggestion - posted in After Hours. Doesn't seem many people are interested in horse-riding though.

    I did one class of horse-riding before and my butt and thighs were sore for two full days afterwards. Tough but fun y'know.


  • #6
    man-in-cognito
    Closed Accounts Posts: 90 ✭✭man-in-cognito


    Is it that you don't want to take lessons on your own, or that there isn't enough demand somewhere to warrant the class?

    I go to Killegar Stables near Enniskerry (not northside I know), and they do beginner lessons at the weekend, and as far as I know, during the week too.. if you were interested..

    Kevin.


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  • #7
    CarolLorraine
    Closed Accounts Posts: 140 ✭✭CarolLorraine


    man-in-cognito wrote:
    Is it that you don't want to take lessons on your own, or that there isn't enough demand somewhere to warrant the class?

    They feel that a beginner wouldn't warrant a private lesson and there isn't enough demand for a beginner's adult class.
    man-in-cognito wrote:
    I go to Killegar Stables near Enniskerry (not northside I know), and they do beginner lessons at the weekend, and as far as I know, during the week too.. if you were interested..

    I don't have a car so I'm limited as to where I can travel to for these lessons. Thanks all the same Kevin.


  • #8
    OFDM
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,399 ✭✭✭OFDM


    CarolLorraine wrote:
    They feel that a beginner wouldn't warrant a private lesson and there isn't enough demand for a beginner's adult class.
    Why not just join one of the intermediate classes? They won't get you to do anything you're not capable of that others in the class might be doing.


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