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Kindred Movement
12 Wine Street, Sligo, F91 XK24
Next class Today, 6:00pm
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Yoga in Ireland
Restorative, power, vinyasa, yin — every yoga class on FitFinder is run by an Irish studio you can book direct.
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Tidal Fitness
The Murrough, Wicklow Town, A67 H7P3
Filling fastNext class Today, 6:30pm
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About yoga
Yoga blends physical postures, breathwork and stillness into one practice. Irish studios run everything from slow, restorative and yin classes that wind the nervous system down to dynamic vinyasa and power flows that build heat and strength. Most welcome complete beginners alongside seasoned practitioners — the teacher offers modifications so you can take the class at your own level.
For your first class, arrive ten minutes early, wear something you can move in, and bring a bottle of water. Studios provide mats and props, though plenty of regulars bring their own once they're hooked. No experience is needed — just let the teacher know if you're new or working around an injury.
Yoga — FAQs
- Do I need to be flexible to start yoga?
- No. Flexibility is something yoga builds, not a prerequisite. Beginner and all-levels classes are designed for people starting from scratch, and teachers offer modifications for every posture.
- What should I bring to a yoga class?
- Comfortable clothing you can stretch in, a water bottle, and an open mind. Studios supply mats and props like blocks and straps, but you're welcome to bring your own mat.
- How much does a yoga class cost?
- Prices are set by each studio. Every studio on FitFinder shows its exact per-class price and any class packs on its page — you book and pay the studio directly, with no FitFinder subscription or markup.
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